I am so excited by the recent activities that have taken place in the Archdiocese of New York where faithful Catholics have been pulling out all the stops in their quest to encourage Cardinal Edward Egan to make it clear to Congressman John Hall
For Catholics and many other Christians the world over, March 25, the traditional Feast of the Annunciation, has been a day to celebrate the silent beginning of the life of Jesus Christ as a member of the human race.
Well, there they go again! Everytime Planned Parenthood launches another project, it winds up sounding nice but rendering preborn children at risk of death.
It was rather disturbing but not surprising to read the recent news reports about the director of the National Institutes of Health, Elias Zerhouni.
In a surprise announcement, Governor Matt Blunt announced that he was cutting off the remainder of the $27,000 provided to Planned Parenthood of Soutwest Missouri.
Colorado’s Catholic Governor Bill Ritter has reiterated his support for a proposal to provide $400,000 to Planned Parenthood and its allies. Ritter claims the $400,000 will be used to prevent unwanted pregnancies, not end them.
Here it is important to consider what the Synod Fathers described as eucharistic consistency, a quality which our lives are objectively called to embody.
It has always amazed me to watch the pandering that goes on as men and women find the power of the presidency so alluring that they can no longer resist the temptation to run.
Over the years we have often equated the act of abortion with the ultimate act of child abuse.
The recent news reports about Jennifer Raper, the 45-year-old mother of a two-year-old child who prior to her birth was targeted for death by abortion, shocked a great many people.
What does it mean to practice medicine? If someone brings a sick friend chicken soup, is that person practicing medicine?
It has been reported that the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine has dropped its opposition to physician assisted suicide.