The universality of the moral law
The demands of natural law are written on the hearts of all men (Rom. 2:15), so we can affirm that this law is accessible to all men of good will.
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Monsignor Ignacio Barreiro-Carámbula
Why believing Genesis’ creation account is essential to defending life
To defend life and marriage in their integrity we have to uphold and believe in the immediate creation of man and all that is substantially taught to us by God in the first three chapters of the book of Genesis.
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Nobody owns his life: an integral defense of life
No one has the right to judge if the life of a human person is “not worthy of being lived” and should thus be eliminated.
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The question of embryo adoption is closed: Msgr. Ignacio Barreiro
In this commentary Msgr Barreiro responds to the statements of Dr. Janet Smith quoted in the August 2nd LifeSiteNews report "Top Catholic ethicists duel over frozen embryo adoption"
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We must fight to maintain a total ban on assisted suicide and euthanasia
A total ban on assisted suicide and of any form of euthanasia is not only required morally, but is an act of social justice to protect the weak and vulnerable.
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The resurrection of Hungary
There has been a great deal of discussion about Hungary's "Easter Constitution because it may represent a resurrection of values that many thought had all but disappeared from the laws of Europe.
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Why homosexual adoption is not a right
All persons of good will should oppose any proposal to give legitimacy to adoption of children by homosexual couples.
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