American Life League is urging the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops to dissolve its relationship with the Catholic Health Association, following a series of reports linking CHA to support for abortion.
A recent news report in the National Catholic Reporter has left me saddened and upset.
One of the most remarkable aspects of the digital information age is the ongoing use of polls—designed, I suppose, to make people feel like their opinion really matters.
One of my Catholic media heroes, Phil Lawler, always writes with a certainty that forces one to think beyond what is claimed or what is reported elsewhere.
Just in case it is overlooked by the mainstream media, there are a few facts about pro-aborts that demand repeating.
Recent headlines underscore the very reasons why it would have served the most vulnerable in our midst to have champions instead of politicians among the USCCB. It won’t take a rocket scientist to get my point. Just stick with me for a minute or two.
Washington, D.C. (20 May 2010) – American Life League president Judie Brown expressed her appreciation to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops for withdrawing from the… Read More »Bishops Withdraw from Pro-Abortion, Same-Sex Marriage Group; ALL Urges Catholic Charities to Follow Suit
Washington, DC (20 May 2010) – American Life League president Judie Brown expressed her appreciation to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops for withdrawing from the… Read More »Bishops Withdraw from Pro-Abortion, Same-Sex Marriage Group; ALL Urges Catholic Charities to Follow Suit
Washington, D.C. (18 May 2010) – American Life League is renewing the call for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops to withdraw membership from the… Read More »USCCB Member of Group Supporting Elena Kagan as SCOTUS Pick
It’s really not that difficult to see why Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s repeated attempts to compromise the Church have not brought a resounding, united statement of outrage from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.