Childbearing Maligned
By Tanya Janoski In his first letter to the Corinthians, Saint Paul writes: “. . . it was not Adam who was led astray but… Read More »Childbearing Maligned
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Human Sexuality’s Hucksters and Grifters
By Judie Brown The April 30 news that CNN’s news anchor Anderson Cooper has welcomed his baby boy by way of a surrogate pregnancy brought… Read More »Human Sexuality’s Hucksters and Grifters
Do You Know These Saints?
By Susan Ciancio It can be hard to see connections between the lives of the saints and our current culture, but we can make some… Read More »Do You Know These Saints?
COVID-19 and Nursing Homes
By Nancy Valko, RN, ALNC Recently, two good friends of mine with physical limitations who had been waiting for over a year to enter a… Read More »COVID-19 and Nursing Homes
Celebrating Sibling Saints: Jacinta and Francisco Marto
By Susan Ciancio and Catherine Daub “Why doesn’t Our Blessed Lady show hell to sinners? If they could see it, they would never commit any… Read More »Celebrating Sibling Saints: Jacinta and Francisco Marto
Dear Bishops, Be Lions for Christ
By Judie Brown The ongoing hypocrisy of pro-abortion Catholics like Joe Biden continues to boggle the Catholic mind. It is hard for any of us… Read More »Dear Bishops, Be Lions for Christ
Does Life Stand in the Way of Liberty?
Reflections on the 2020 March for Life By Dr. Donald T. DeMarco Étienne Gilson is one of the clearest thinking philosophers of the 20th century.… Read More »Does Life Stand in the Way of Liberty?
The Brutality of an Essential Service
By Judie Brown Katherine McGuiness, Northwest Abortion Access Fund leader, recently said: “I can’t think of what can be more essential and timely than accessing… Read More »The Brutality of an Essential Service
Adventures with Gabriel: One Teen, Two Triathlons, and the Cobb family’s ‘Little Something Extra’
By Terrell Clemmons As a homeschooling mom always on the lookout for wholesome activities to keep her children active and minimize their screen time, Lori… Read More »Adventures with Gabriel: One Teen, Two Triathlons, and the Cobb family’s ‘Little Something Extra’
Motherhood: Gifting Ourselves and Others
By Susan Ciancio In Mulieris Dignitatem, St. John Paul II writes: “Motherhood implies from the beginning a special openness to the new person: and this… Read More »Motherhood: Gifting Ourselves and Others
The Elderly, Nursing Homes, and the Veil of Silence
By Judie Brown I was shocked to read in a recent BARRON’s article that “the coronavirus has caused long-term-care facilities serving older and disabled people,… Read More »The Elderly, Nursing Homes, and the Veil of Silence
Patricia Sandoval: Her Long Path to God’s Mercy
By Leticia Velasquez Growing up in California, Patricia Sandoval felt like she had the perfect parents—united and loving. She knew who God was, even having… Read More »Patricia Sandoval: Her Long Path to God’s Mercy