Hard lessons
Hilary White, LifeSiteNews' Rome correspondent, has recently been diagnosed with cancer. Here she reflects upon her experiences of the past week and how it relates to her pro-life and pro-family work.
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Recent Catholic Opinion
The Japan earthquake and ‘punishment from God’
Talk radio is full of angry reactions to Glen Beck's sound bites on the Japan earthquake, but even Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara, told reporters Monday that the disaster may be "divine punishment."
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Wanting it both ways: the administration and DOMA
Politicians have always wanted to have their cake and eat it, too. Even when it comes to traditional marriage.
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The Baby Joseph case affects us all
We are all at risk, unless decisions like those made in the baby Joseph case are reversed.
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ABC omits Jane Russell’s pro-life views, but cites her ‘back alley abortion’
David Wright failed to mention that Russell described herself as "vigorously pro-life," and that she was a conservative activist.
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Dr. Nathanson feared for his life before first pro-life speaking event
Dr. Jack Willke, president of International Right to Life, briefly shares some notable memories about the role he and his wife played in encouraging Dr. Nathanson to begin speaking at pro-life conferences.
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Who’s bashing whom?
Is the battle over so-called gay “marriage” over? Well, one side wants the debate to be over, that’s for sure.
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How did this happen? Why same-sex ‘marriage’ makes sense to so many
Same-sex marriage is not an idea that emerged from a vacuum. The project of normalizing homosexuality has deep roots and ideological momentum.
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Pontifical Academy for Life back on track: tackles umbilical blood research, post-abortion syndrome
The mood was decidedly chipper on Friday at the most recent gathering of the Pontifical Academy for Life (PAV), with many present saying that after more than a year of scandals and difficulties, the Academy is back on track.
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Stopping taxpayer-subsidized abortions on college campuses
Abortion coverage in health-insurance plans is more prevalent than many people realize.
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