A resolution for the New Year: In the face of suffering, unleash love
This year, make a commitment to visit a sick, disabled, elderly or lonely person frequently. Resolve to respond to someone’s suffering by unleashing your love.
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Articles tagged Charity
Let’s not get Christmas confused with Easter
'Tis the season to be joyful and charitable and to give thanks.
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Can pro-lifers give to BBC’s Children in Need charity?
We don't have to give to a particular charity, especially when we have the option to choose one where there's no chance at all our money will be spent on abortion.
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Stars fell on Alabama: A Christmas story for our time
As we approach Christmas, we’re reminded once again that the darkness gathering around us does not have the final word.
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Two-year-old pro-life maternity ministry delivers baby #100
The Morning Center is providing Memphis with loving prenatal and postnatal care, and costing the taxpayer not one dime.
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The two masks of Catholic Relief Services
The reputations of American Life League, Population Research Institute, Lepanto Institute and LifeSiteNews have been unjustly harmed by CRS’s attacks on the motives of these organizations' reports on CRS.
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Who Am I to Judge?
March 23, 2015 (crisismagazine.com) – I am sick and tired of this “who am I to judge?” silliness. Only God can judge the state of the human soul. But it is pure humbug to suggest we cannot and should not judge human behavior. Reluctance to judge moral behavior is the inevitable consequence of moral relativism and moral subjectivism that has eroded confidence in the ability to determine objective moral truth on which sound judgment is based.
Judgment is an essential component of the exercise of authority. If you do not have the courage to judge, then you should avoid positions of […]
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