The pro-life movement: loving the unloved, wanting the unwanted
No matter what, we will love these children. Each of them is worthy of love and worth fighting for. In the end, they will not go unloved.
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Recent Catholic Commentary
10 pro-life books to read in 2013
Knowledge is power, right? To be a credible pro-life activist, you need to know what you’re talking about. In 2013, resolve to learn more and read a few of these books!
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Hey ladies, are you being kept in the dark about your health?
That was the last time my mom mentioned sex to us. If you call that mentioning sex.
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Something to be dealt with in the churches – urgently and forcefully
This past summer I wrote about a very serious problem in the Catholic Church that is still far from having been resolved, although there has been some progress. That is, there are still very many actively homosexual and homosexual friendly clergy (from the lowest ranks to cardinals), religious and staff in numerous Church related offices and organizations in the developed World and in other nations such as Columbia. These people of the 50s and 60s revolution in the Church, some heavily influenced by Marxist thought, have played and are still playing a large role in most of the dreadful corruptions […]
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Human rights or human wrongs?
This past year has witnessed an escalation in the redefining of human rights and the growing doctrine of transhumanism.
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Unsung heroes and ‘It’s a Wonderful Life”
Early Saturday morning, my boyfriend and I drove to an abortion clinic in a nearby city. It was his first time coming with me to pray outside a clinic and do sidewalk counseling.
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Huge opposition mounts against gay ‘marriage’ in UK
Over 624,000 people have now signed the Coalition for Marriage petition against gay 'marriage.'
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Catholic Church and Castro in cahoots to ‘eradicate’ homosexuals? MSNBC pundit’s incoherent rant
Lawrence O’Donnell recorded a strange and confused 3.5 minute tirade against Pope Benedict XVI’s Christmas address.
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Scientists discover cells of aborted babies living in their mothers’ brains
The cells of murdered children live on inside their mothers to help – or perhaps – hurt them.
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Renting wombs: The new 'biological colonialism'
The heartrending tale of an Indian woman who was "a little too attached" to give up her child, immediately.
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