Americans may not be so divided after all
Americans, we are told, are a hopelessly divided people -- politically and culturally. But is it true?
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Recent Catholic Opinion
Should we have a sex tax?
You heard a lot this election season about cutting taxes. Well in one case, I may be for raising them.
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A right to a child?
The argument now is no longer about whether there is such a thing as a right to acquire a child, but whether the state should pay for sex selection in vitro fertilization “treatments” after the couple has already aborted unwanted twin boys.
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The ultrasound that changed my life – Abby Johnson’s pro-life conversion in her own words
"I didn’t want to look, but I didn’t want to stop looking either. I couldn’t not watch. I was horrified," writes former Planned Parenthood Director Abby Johnson.
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Embracing courtesy
When’s the last time you watched or listened to a talk show without hearing someone insult someone else? Funny, I can’t remember either.
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How “Happy Holidays” Hurts
"Happy Holidays" is an empty and boring way to live together. It's really not multicultural at all; it's just a flat one-size-fits-all uniculture.
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Apple rejects pro-life, pro-family iPhone app…again
The company has said that the Manhattan Declaration's app is "likely to expose a group to harm.”
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On abortion, same-sex ‘marriage’ the Church cannot compromise
Government today is attempting to force the church to bow to the prevailing political winds—like, for example, so-called same-sex “marriage” and sanctity of life issues.
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The month when pro-life, civil rights and ecumenism converge
Each January, three observances converge that reinforce each other and summon the Christian world to work together against injustice.
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Long live Christmas!
On Sunday after church my wife Cassidy had suggested, in what I had mistakenly taken to be a joking manner, that we scour the neighborhood and find a Christmas tree that someone had discarded, and set it up at home.
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