Why the March for Life is even more important in a post-Roe America
No pro-lifer can rest while some form of abortion exists in the country.
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John Horvat II
Why is the March for Life subjected to so much hate?
What they hate most is the word 'march,' and they hate it for three reasons.
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‘Catholic in name only’ legislators will be to blame if the Respect for Marriage Act becomes law
As the most numerous religious bloc in the legislature, Catholics could have easily prevented the passage of the (Dis)Respect for Marriage Act bill.
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BlackRock is beginning to learn that promoting the woke agenda isn’t always good for business
Executives in the real world realize they can no longer absorb the high costs of radical activism in hard times.
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Pope Francis’ economic initiative attacks capitalism, invokes ‘mysticism’ of ‘aboriginal peoples’
The Economy of Francesco might be characterized as an ecological religion rather than an economic blueprint, one in which the ideal society is not a Christian civilization but pagan tribal life in harmony with nature.
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Biden’s blasphemous comments on abortion invite God’s wrath upon our nation
The blasphemy of a president is compounded by the importance of the office he holds. His words carry weight and confer an official endorsement. When he speaks, he represents the nation.
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The pro-abortion left now thinks ‘my body, my choice’ is offensive
The abandonment of choice suggests the debate was never about choice. The dictatorial nature of the left forces its agenda upon everyone.
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New York Times column spells out the anti-Christian, pro-abortion goals of the feminist revolution
A shocking target of her rage, the author says the Blessed Virgin Mary 'became the most virtue-laden symbol of motherhood there is, her identity entirely eclipsed by the glory of her maternal love.' She claims the Mother of God was a moral model of 'unattainable goodness' and 'perpetual servitude' that can be 'stifling and unforgiving.'
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Yes, the rosary is a mighty weapon against evil. It’s the solution, not the problem
'Wherever there is a fight against Church enemies, the Rosary is at the heart of the struggle. The Church has never hidden the Rosary and the militant imagery associated with being Christian in a hostile world.'
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Why do scientists acknowledge cricket embryos but reject the humanity of the unborn?
The scientific establishment’s shameful silence about procured abortion proves acceptance of the development of a human embryo is highly political.
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