Same-sex ‘marriage’ also fails the kinship test
Marriage creates, connects, seals, and forges new bonds—realities that continue long past the begetting of children.
•
Recent Catholic Commentary
Are cities becoming family-free?
American cities have developed in the last half century from places which traditionally supported and nurtured the family to places where only the childless and the hopeless dwell - and families flee.
•
Replace marriage with a monogamish throuple’s ‘wedlease’?
The social costs of abandoning the meaning of marriage
•
Video: A doctor says we must defund ObamaCare before rationing begins
'I am a believer in defunding ObamaCare because I think it’s going to be a disaster for our country,' says Dr. Tim Shepherd.
•
Buy your ‘Happy abortion’ cards on Etsy?
A journey into the awful.
•
Former abortionist calls abortion ‘murder,’ says ‘our society can’t go on this way’
'The skin was burned, it was hard to look at, and hard to realize that I killed a near-term baby.'
•
Playing catch with aborted babies: the horrible reality of abortion
Alcoholism, suicidal depression, and other emotional problems plague clinic workers and doctors who perform abortions.
•
Life of the Week: I was pro-choice…until Ava came
I once believed that if you did not want to take care of a baby, you didn’t have to.
•
PRI and Stephen Mosher should receive an award for exceptional report on CRS Madagascar scandals
The conclusions at the end of the Population Research Institute's 119-page report on Catholic Relief Services scandals in Madagascar are very frank. The matter is obviously far too serious for PRI to beat around the bush and exercise false diplomacy. For me, reading the PRI report and our series of articles on the issue made my blood boil. Any conscientious, sincere Christian, after reading this report, would be hard-pressed to also not be angry at such scandal not only being allowed, but also continuing to be shamelessly denied and defended. PRI has done an incredibly thorough job of documenting its […]
•
If spoon feeding is no longer a right, I will be afraid for my life
Introduction: Today, I received an email from a person with disabilities concerning the spoon feeding case in British Columbia. This letter explains the problem with granting the family the right to withdraw spoon feeding from a person who is considered incompetent. From the email: In regards to the spoon feeding case. I find this to be quite terrifying. When I needed life saving care my “family” did not want me to receive it, my friend fought for me and I lived. When I was released from the hospital my “family” fought to have me put in a nursing home, once again my […]
•