There is such darkness…
I'm hearing from 40 Days for Life coordinators, who are telling of the darnkess they encounter at the abortion centers. Here are some of their reports.
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Recent Catholic Opinion
Gay ‘marriage’ in high demand? Not according to the U.S. census
While gay rights activists insist on the need for same-sex “marriage,” the 2010 Census tells a shockingly different story.
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It was when I nearly died that I learned how to say ‘yes’ to my family
When I was in survival mode last year after nearly dying I was truly living the most—cherishing every moment. Now that I am not in survival mode, there have been weeks that I say, “I can’t wait for this busy week to be over.”
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One year ago today I was arrested on my campus for defending the unborn
We are nothing more than arrows that point to a greater injustice—weak, vulnerable pre-born children are being killed and the world is watching. Their deaths are a greater tragedy than our arrests.
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You thought you were only shopping: culture wars online
Did you know that shopping online could be considered a homophobic activity? Neither did I.
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Hilary White: How a fire was lit within me
I can't really tell you when, exactly, I got involved in the pro-life movement, but I'm better with words and can relate to you exactly the conversations I had that got it all started.
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Fr. Pavone: Baby Joseph – a life worth living
This young boy and his parents fulfilled a special mission from God. Amidst a Culture of Death where despair leads us to dispose of the vulnerable, they upheld a Culture of Life.
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‘Traditional Morality’ Mr. Cameron? I do not think it means what you think it means
British PM said that "traditional morality" was the answer to the recent riots in Britain but has since supported homosexual "marriage."
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Barbara Boxer promoting abortion as ‘free speech’
Senator Boxer’s nonsense is valuable in that it gives an insight into how the population control movement uses language.
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Twin killings: the foreseeable, but tragic consequences of IVF
I know there are plenty of bioethicists who believe in the sanctity of life. Tragically, as one disturbing trend shows, there are also plenty who don’t.
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