Holocaust Then and Now
We have frequently argued that one of the main reasons why we want to redefine the pro-life movement as the pro-human personhood movement is that it is a positive
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The Pope, a Cardinal, and Courageous Deeds
The past few days have revealed an emerging trend which should be heartening to faithful Catholics who have for so long yearned for good news.
Proposing that Society ‘Reduce’ Evil
In March of 1981 Pope John Paul II told his audience during the March 15 Angelus message, “Our prayer during Lent, aims at awakening [consciences],” and making men aware of God’s voice.
Demagoguery Leads to Loss of Freedom
‘Tis the season to be cunning, evasive, and ignorant. It’s election time, 2012.
Abortion Is a Criminal Act
There is scientific evidence in abundance that confirms the humanity of the individual human being from the point of his creation.
Human Rights for All Justifies Labor Day
This weekend we will take time out of our busy schedules to recognize the value of the worker, the just wage and, on a practical level, time with family and friends.
The Bishops and Palliative Care
The statement is probably long overdue, though it’s clear the Church has never condoned direct killing for any reason.
Statement on the Beatification of Pope John Paul II
Judie Brown, cofounder and president of the American Life League, was appointed by John Paul II to two consecutive five-year terms on the Pontifical Academy for Life.
Death and Catholic Church Teaching
Since 1968, vital organs, necessary for life, have been removed from patients for transplantation. Since then, this has been morally justified by the claim that the donor is “brain dead” or has suffered “cardiac death.”
When Abortion Is an Act of Kindness!
Sometimes it seems that the world is going mad. One recent example that drives that point home is a tiny excerpt from a televised interview with British advice columnist Virginia Ironside.
Contraception: A Stumbling Block to Ending Abortion
I recently attended a meeting during which a member of the audience asked a Catholic pro-life leader why more wasn’t being said about the connection between contraception and abortion.
Semper Fi or Let Them Die?
It is inspiring to witness tributes to those in the military who have put their lives on the line to protect the United States of America from unjust aggressors.