40 Years Later: Reflecting on ‘Roe’ and ‘Doe’
It is extremely difficult to think about what one might say after 40 years of decriminalized barbarism.
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The Contraceptive Imperative
By Kenneth D. Whitehead
You don’t have to go out of your way today to be confronted with the subject of contraception.
The Governor and the Cardinal–Buddies or Not?
I am having a difficult time discerning exactly what it is that has Cardinal Timothy Dolan so hot under the collar when it comes to the pro-abortion inclinations of his friend, Catholic New York governor Andrew Cuomo.
The Down Syndrome Community’s Abortion Rift
By Matthew Hennessey
It all comes down to abortion. That’s what my late father-in-law always said. No philosophical disagreement, no policy debate, no theological quibble rivals our fundamental and unbridgeable divide on the question of abortion.
ALL’s STOPP: We Will Not Change Our Language
he news media is reporting that Planned Parenthood has changed its verbiage and will no longer use the term “pro-choice.”
Mortal Life without End? Really?
Anyone who has seen the latest DROID DNA smart phone ads realizes that such devices have become nearly inseparable from man’s person.
What the Heck Does Homosexuality Have to Do with the Pro-Life Movement?
By Peter Baklinski
People often wonder why many people involved in the pro-life movement are also interested in homosexuality-related issues.
Love, Justice, and the Dying
With the passage of each year it appears that more and more Americans are being served a platter of nuanced messages regarding how one is to care for a dying loved one.
The Affordable Care Act and Its Unaffordable Costs for Human Life
By Denise Hunnell, M.D.
Speaking to an audience at Oxford University, Bishop Anthony Fisher of the Diocese of Parramatta, Australia, declared
Where Was God?
By Mike Huckabee
I’ve said some controversial things from time to time, but none which prompted such a backlash as when I stated that the horrific shooting in Connecticut of schoolchildren and teachers couldn’t be blamed on God because we’ve systematically marginalized God out of our culture by removing Him from all aspects of the public square.
What Makes 2013 the Year for Cautious Optimism?
As a new year approaches, we naturally reflect on the one past. While it’s easy to get caught up in the negatives of the past year, we must identify and focus on the positive things that have happened as well.
Can a Man Die Twice? The Problem with ‘Brain Death’
By Philip F. Lawler
Boxer Hector Camacho died on [November 24, 2012], his doctor said. “His death was reported by Dr. Ernesto Torres, the director of the Centro Medico trauma center in Puerto Rico, who said Camacho had a heart attack and died a short time later after being taken off life support.”