America’s Diabolical Plague
By Judie Brown A plague, or pestilence as it were, is a “contagious or infectious epidemic disease that is virulent and devastating.” While this word… Read More »America’s Diabolical Plague
By Judie Brown A plague, or pestilence as it were, is a “contagious or infectious epidemic disease that is virulent and devastating.” While this word… Read More »America’s Diabolical Plague
By Pinki Virani Indian author and activist Pinki Virani has been given a national award for her book Bitter Chocolate: Child Sexual Abuse in India, which… Read More »India Continues to Struggle with Surrogacy
By Judie Brown Americans are becoming increasingly callous to the dignity of the human being. In fact, it is no understatement to suggest that far… Read More »America’s Human Junk
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… Read More »The Catechism of the Catholic Church on IVF
By Judie Brown Ever since the first in vitro fertilization baby, Louise Brown, was born, problems have been at the forefront of the euphemistically-defined assisted… Read More »Procreation v. Baby Making
By Judie Brown In her recent book, Michelle Obama revealed that she turned to in vitro fertilization after a miscarriage because she felt that her… Read More »Miscarriage: The North and South of It
By Philippa Taylor Millions of babies have come into the world through IVF. But is the net effect positive? On July 25 Louise Brown, the… Read More »A 40th Birthday for IVF
By Mark Oshinskie The New Jersey legislature recently enacted a commercial surrogate “parenthood” law. By so doing, it overrode the Supreme Court’s Baby M decision… Read More »Promoting Surrogacy Cheapens Concept of Parenting
Is South Carolina finally understanding the truth—that a preborn baby is a human being just like you and me?
This past weekend, women around the United States marched to assert that women’s access to abortion, synthetic birth control, and reproductive technologies are under serious threat.
There is so much that is hype and overreaction to this “statement” by many physicians and medical students.
Our Founding Fathers claimed we all had this right, but today’s society often throws it away. How do we reclaim it?