Articles for Month: December 2005

By Steve Jalsevac  LifeSiteNews.com Managing Director This past year has been a trying one for those who love life and family. However, there has also been much good news, although often harder to recognize and […]

By Gudrun Schultz My most beautiful memory of Christmas is also one of my earliest memories. I was four. My family was small back then, just my parents, two sisters, and me. We lived on […]

By Terry Vanderheyden WARSAW, December 23, 2005 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Poland has confirmed its new president – pro-life and “strongly Catholic” Lech Kaczynski was sworn in today. As the mayor of Warsaw, Kaczynski banned “gay pride” […]

By Terry Vanderheyden SEOUL, December 23, 2005 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The research of Korean embryonic stem-cell scientist Hwang Woo-suk has been declared “intentionally fabricated” by a panel of scientists at Seoul National University. The once national […]

We wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year! A special set of columns appear on LifeSiteNews.com today and over the holidays – reflections on Christmas from our team of writers, and […]

By John J. Jalsevac My personal preparation for this Christmas began a little earlier, perhaps, than most. Two months ago I was in Assisi, that blessed, enchanted town that once gave rise to perhaps the […]

By Hilary White No one wanted to know shepherds in first century Palestine; they were outcasts, almost as low as a criminal subclass. So it has always struck me as significant that the heavenly host, […]

By John-Henry Westen  Editor  LifeSiteNews.com For our family, these are the golden years of Christmas celebrations. Our seven children range in age from nine to newborn and so the holidays are filled with wonder and […]

By Terry Vanderheyden OTTAWA, December 23, 2005 (LifeSiteNews.com) – One of my most memorable Christmases was the Christmas of 1996. I had begun the process of discerning whether God wanted me to serve Him as […]

By Hilary White ROME, December 23, 2005 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Pope Benedict XVI, in his first Christmas address as Pope, has led the Cardinals of the Curia, the Vatican’s version of a cabinet, in a meditation […]