Contra Mundum
By Judie Brown Contra mundum means to stand against the world and/or in defiance of popular opinion. One of the most beloved Catholic saints, Athanasius,… Read More »Contra Mundum
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‘A Life Like Yours’: On the Dignity of the Disabled and the Call to Save Them from Abortion
By Monsignor Charles Pope I once spent the afternoon taking part in a webinar focused on providing support, Church teaching, and information to families who… Read More »‘A Life Like Yours’: On the Dignity of the Disabled and the Call to Save Them from Abortion
Sterile Days
By Judie Brown The era in which we live is not friendly to fertility, to children, or to the aging. It seems that the more… Read More »Sterile Days
Stop Hospice Fraud
By Julie Grimstad HALO has joined with other organizations and individuals in sending a formal letter to Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency… Read More »Stop Hospice Fraud
Reduce Screen Time with CLSP’s Phone Detox Challenge
By Susan Ciancio If we are all willing to take a look at our daily lives, we will have to admit that we spend too… Read More »Reduce Screen Time with CLSP’s Phone Detox Challenge
Beelzebul and Newspeak
By Judie Brown According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, Beelzebul is an evil spirit. Matthew 10:25-26 teaches: It is enough for disciple to grow to be like teacher,… Read More »Beelzebul and Newspeak
Two Lives, Two Patients—One Wondrous Miracle
By Gary Griffin As I sit here on this Father’s Day in the autumn of my life, I cannot help but look back over the years at… Read More »Two Lives, Two Patients—One Wondrous Miracle
Courage
By Judie Brown For Catholics, the sacrament of confirmation is a wonderful source of the increase and deepening of the graces we receive at baptism.… Read More »Courage
Hiding Priests and Embracing Faith: The Life of Margaret Clitherow
By Susan Ciancio Today we celebrate the Feast of St. Margaret Clitherow, an incredibly brave woman whose immense faith guided the last few years of… Read More »Hiding Priests and Embracing Faith: The Life of Margaret Clitherow
The Miracle of Nine Months
By Judie Brown Today marks the first day on our journey toward the celebration of the birth of Christ, which occurs nine months from today.… Read More »The Miracle of Nine Months
Awareness, Preparedness, and Prayer: Keys to Protecting Vulnerable Patients
By Julie Grimstad “The very first requirement in a hospital is that it should do the sick no harm.” — Florence Nightingale, Founder of Modern Nursing… Read More »Awareness, Preparedness, and Prayer: Keys to Protecting Vulnerable Patients
In Praise of Christian Morality
By Judie Brown We are disgusted by everything Planned Parenthood does, and its most recent effort to shut down its competition drips of wanton decadence.… Read More »In Praise of Christian Morality