Margaret Sanger and the $20 Bill
By Jim Sedlak
There is a growing movement in America to place the image of a woman on U.S. currency, especially on our paper money.
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Pro-Abortion Arguments Always Come Up Empty
By Rey Flores
If there is one skill or talent that anyone who supports abortion doesn’t have, it is the ability to justify why abortion is supposedly a good or necessary thing.
The Amnesty and Abortion Conundrum
By Rey Flores
As the Obama administration continues to tear down borders and allow millions of undocumented and parentless immigrant minors into our country, he isn’t just letting them in for free.
Archbishop Cordileone and the Lost Sheep
Why is it that people feel they must argue with and protest against a Catholic leader who is standing firm in his faith, who is teaching others to do the same? Our faith was given to us by Christ. Our faith is precious. It’s time we treat it as such and it’s time we treat those who instruct us with the respect they deserve.
The Death Penalty Is ‘Cruel and Unusual Punishment,’ but You Can Starve Patients to Death
By Bobby Schindler
Recently, the United States Supreme Court announced it would review the procedure for lethal injection used for death row inmates across the nation and whether or not that procedure is unconstitutional.
Suffering Contains a Call to Become More Like Christ
By Mark Davis Pickup
There was a change in how I viewed being chronically ill for more than three decades.
Hating Speech that Stops the Hating
By Kurt Kondrich
There seems to be an endless supply of stories in the news today about efforts across our nation to remove the Ten Commandments from public places.
San Antonio Coalition Cries Foul after Temporary Injunction against Planned Parenthood Denied
By Rita Diller
A San Antonio coalition organized to stop the opening of Planned Parenthood’s 22,000 square foot flagship abortion mega-center is crying foul.
Canada’s Medical Totalitarians
By Sean Murphy
An Ontario College of Physicians official, Dr. Marc Gabel, says that physicians unwilling to provide or facilitate abortion for reasons of conscience should not be family physicians.
Euthanasia: A Personal Perspective
By Mark Davis Pickup
The onset of multiple sclerosis is sudden. I went dead from the waist down. I could not distinguish something hot from something cold.
Shepherds Who Rock Our World
We are proud of the actions of clergy who stand up for the truths of the Church and who, despite backlash from secular society, refuse to back down. This is truly what it means to lead. And we must strive to follow this lead not only in our own hearts, but with our own voices.
Urge Merck to Revive Single-Dose Measles and Mumps Vaccines
By Lindsay Birdsall
This timely petition was brought to our attention and we thought it important to provide it here.