IVF isn’t wrong because it kills embryonic children. IVF violates the marriage covenant as well. Dwain Currier joins Br. Andre on his ReConquest podcast to… Read More »What Confused Pro-Lifers Need to Learn About IVF
By Abigail Richardson “If the Catholic Church is pro-life, shouldn’t it be in favor of IVF?” This common misconception implies that IVF is a revolutionary… Read More »IVF: The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
By Judie Brown Texas senator Ted Cruz and Alabama senator Katie Britt have introduced a piece of legislation designed to protect in vitro fertilization—a practice… Read More »The Ted Cruz IVF Ruse
By Michael Cook After the Alabama Supreme Court’s recent ruling that frozen embryos deserve the same protections as children, politicians have been falling over themselves… Read More »13 Reasons Why You Should Be Deeply Skeptical of the IVF Industry
By Susan Ciancio Nowhere else on earth except on a skinny white plastic stick can two vertical lines create such immense joy. What’s represented by those… Read More »The Catechism of the Catholic Church on IVF
By Philippa Taylor Millions of babies have come into the world through IVF. But is the net effect positive? On July 25 Louise Brown, the… Read More »A 40th Birthday for IVF
Immorality and the funding of Planned Parenthood are at the forefront of this week’s news.
We know the facts and the truths about preborn babies and contraception. We know the lies that are constantly spread. But do we know how to stop them? Do we have the courage to do so?
The medical community touts in vitro fertilization as something great, something amazing. But it omits the fact that this procedure is not victimless. Neither is it moral or ethical. Today’s commentary explores the words of Pope John Paul II and the Church and explains what every Catholic should know.
By Michael Cook
My Latin is not what it once was and it was never much.
By Michael Cook
After five million children, IVF is no longer controversial. Creating children in a Petri dish for infertile couples is regarded as so splendid a good deed that the scientist who created the technique, Robert Edwards, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 2010.