How Will We Respond?: A Challenge to “Pro-CHOICE” Catholics
By Tanya Janoski America will never resist abortion until America sees abortion. . . . The pro-life movement is not primarily a response to Roe v.…
By Tanya Janoski America will never resist abortion until America sees abortion. . . . The pro-life movement is not primarily a response to Roe v.…
By Julie Grimstad Visiting the sick is a work of mercy. Mercy is similar to compassion, which means “to suffer with” another, but it is…
By: Leslie Sholly Every October, we team up with the Institute for Excellence in Writing to host a Pro-Life Essay Contest. Our judges look forward to reading…
By Judie Brown Hearing Senator Kirsten Gillibrand talking about abortion reminds me of the harpy character in Greek mythology. A harpy is a “foul, malign…
By Judie Brown It’s the environment, stupid! At least that’s what the headlines are screaming. They argue that, if you aren’t concerned with clean air,…
By Susan Ciancio Nowhere else on earth except on a skinny white plastic stick can two vertical lines create such immense joy. What’s represented by those…
By Judie Brown When linked with another word, quasi means “in some way or sense but not in a true, direct, or complete way.” Rabid…
By Judie Brown Within moments of Governor Kay Ivey’s signing of the latest Alabama abortion law, commentators and abortion activists went wild. Planned Parenthood’s president…
By Judie Brown A lighthouse emits an ongoing signal to navigators. Most lighthouses have someone who maintains the facility. He is known as a lighthouse…
By Judie Brown Once again, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has confused its political agenda with its moral obligation. This time the topic…
By Bob Marshall Evangelical Christian Rev. Franklin Graham, son of the famed Rev. Billy Graham, in three “tweets” in two minutes captured the hopes and…
By Chris Kahlenborn, MD Each year, over 250,000 women get sexually assaulted in the United States, while the actual number of victims is likely far…