When I heard that Hillary Clinton was headlining a fundraiser in Illinois for the Mercy Home for Boys and Girls, the shock and horror of it irritated me, then it made me angry and then it disgusted me. That is where I am right now — totally disgusted.
I have been quite disturbed by the news headlines of the past week. Perhaps you did not know it, but in addition to the Connecticut bishops and their amazing ability to back down on the subject of using the morning after pill (chemical abortion pill) to treat victims of sexual assault, the Wisconsin bishops are doing the same thing.
The Connecticut state senate approved a bill Wednesday that would require all hospitals — including the four Catholic hospitals in the state — to provide the Plan B emergency contraceptive to rape victims.
The Philadelphia Inquirer has stooped to a new low in their effort to harm the credibility of Catholics in public life.
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
Judie Brown, president and co-founder of American Life League, has released a new book spotlighting the tragic politics of abortion being waged by wayward members of the Catholic faith.
My new book, Saving Those Damned Catholics is already beginning to make a stir.
While adolescents need information on the risks of unprotected sex, they also benefit from discussions surrounding sexuality, desire, and pleasure.
As Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) prepares to be sworn in as the new Speaker of the House in Washington D.C.
Recently Oneida County Right to Life protested a reception parishoners of St. Mary of Mt. Carmel/Blessed Sacrament Church hosted for pro-abortion Catholic Congressman-elect Michael Arcuri.
“Now, a word to Catholics who would follow the dictates of their consciences instead of the dictates of the Vatican. Congratulations, you’re Protestant. Practice your singing,” Florence King once wrote in National Review.
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has finally released the long promised teaching statement on the Sacrament of Holy Communion. While we awaited this document with great hope, our expectations were very far from being fulfilled.