A Catholic conversation: how to save the world at lunch
With the world apparently coming down around our ears, how is it helpful for a small group of Catholic scholars to convene every year in a little town in northern Italy and talk?
Opinion
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Articles for Month: July 2012
Praying for ‘more’ for American Christian families and adoption
If Christian families are exhausted raising their own kids, then what will happen to the orphan?
Opinion
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Pro-life leaders: Obama’s FBI is gathering intelligence on the pro-life movement
A spate of federal studies have painted pro-life, pro-family leaders as potential “domestic terrorism” threats.
News
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Obama administration’s harassment of pro-lifers gets personal
On July 13 FBI agents paid a visit to my son-in-law, Andy Moore, at his home.
Blogs
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The Lancet proves euthanasia deaths are rising in The Netherlands
The long awaited 2010 nationwide examination of the euthanasia law in the Netherlands was published in The Lancet on July […]
Blogs
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Author of controversial ‘gold standard’ study on gay parenting being investigated by university
The study enraged homosexualist activists after suggesting that children of homosexual parents fare worse on numerous measures.
News
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Mississippi law can go forward but can’t close state’s last abortion mill, judge rules
Operation Rescue says the ruling holds, "A dangerous abortion clinic is better than no abortion clinic."
News
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Pope: Church must preach what God says not what people want to hear
In North America today, the Christian Church is challenged in the most extreme way in this regard by the issue of homosexuality.
News
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‘It’s good business’: National food company boasts huge pro-life billboards on semi-trailers
On each of the company's 20 semi-trailers is a huge pro-life billboard with a smiling baby and the words, “Life, what a beautiful choice.”
News
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UK abortion clinics routinely violate law, forge abortion documents: government investigation
The Quality Care Commission has already censured 14 NHS hospitals who were found to be flouting the regulations and submitted the evidence to the police.
News
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