God Created People in All Shapes and Sizes
By Susan Ciancio How do we teach our children to be kind and to treat others well? They must see us treating others well. We… Read More »God Created People in All Shapes and Sizes
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The Unsung Heroines of the Pro-Life Movement
By Mary Cooney Our youngest child has Down syndrome. We found out the day after he was born, when the pediatrician noticed several markers for… Read More »The Unsung Heroines of the Pro-Life Movement
Saving the World
By Judie Brown During his Respect Life homily, Bishop Samuel Aquila stated that “if dignity does not exist at . . . the beginning and the… Read More »Saving the World
Is Down Syndrome ‘Tragic’ When They Die – or When They Live?
By Ann Farmer Tommy Pilling died on New Year’s Day at the age of 62 after catching the coronavirus. In 1995 he made headlines when,… Read More »Is Down Syndrome ‘Tragic’ When They Die – or When They Live?
Think the Political and Cultural Divisions in Our Country Are Bad? The Divisions in Medical Ethics Could Cost Your or a Loved One’s Life!
By Nancy Valko, RN, ALNC I wanted to be a nurse since I was 5. I was drawn to nursing not only because I wanted… Read More »Think the Political and Cultural Divisions in Our Country Are Bad? The Divisions in Medical Ethics Could Cost Your or a Loved One’s Life!
People Come in All Shapes and Sizes, but We Are All God’s Children
By Susan Ciancio How do we teach our children to be kind and to treat others well? They must see us treating others well. We… Read More »People Come in All Shapes and Sizes, but We Are All God’s Children
Adventures with Gabriel: One Teen, Two Triathlons, and the Cobb family’s ‘Little Something Extra’
By Terrell Clemmons As a homeschooling mom always on the lookout for wholesome activities to keep her children active and minimize their screen time, Lori… Read More »Adventures with Gabriel: One Teen, Two Triathlons, and the Cobb family’s ‘Little Something Extra’
CLSP and Bear Food—A Culture of Life Combination
By Nick Ciancio Bear Food may be a small peanut business in Macon, Georgia, but owner Mac Brydon is doing big things—and that includes more… Read More »CLSP and Bear Food—A Culture of Life Combination
Five Picture Books about Down Syndrome
Picture books can be powerful teaching tools to help your children and students understand that every person’s life has meaning and value.
First Iceland. Where Next?
Iceland’s destructive attitude toward people with disabilities isn’t exclusive to Iceland.
Dr. Jerome Lejeune and Down Syndrome Awareness Month
Even as staunch pro-lifers, we often pass up opportunities to spread the gospel of life.
Pro-Life This Week – August 9, 2019
Week in Review – Parents who gave their lives for their child at the mall The state of Michigan has approved ballot language for two… Read More »Pro-Life This Week – August 9, 2019