A Valentine’s Day Massacre of a Different Kind
The rhetorical fever pitch over Obama’s latest healthcare fiasco is still swirling, but what I am finding in the dust particles is far worse than what is being publicly decried.
The rhetorical fever pitch over Obama’s latest healthcare fiasco is still swirling, but what I am finding in the dust particles is far worse than what is being publicly decried.
The president recently told 3,000 attendees at the National Prayer Breakfast, “We know that part of living in a pluralistic society means that our personal religious beliefs alone can’t dictate our response to every challenge we face.”
My daughter, mother of six boys, recently said to me, “It is so hard to keep our kids safe these days, whether we are at a playground or shopping.
I have read with interest the thunderous proclamations of sanctimonious outrage from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops in response to Obama’s order that conscience protection does not apply to his mandatory birth control coverage in health insurance plans.
Planned Parenthood’s wicked tentacles continue to appear in the most remarkable places.
The politically approved scientific use of human embryonic stem cells (hESC) for research and experimentation has plagued our quest for recognition of intrinsic human rights ever since the first such experiment became public in 1993.
The recess appointment by President Obama of Richard Cordray to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is the most recent point of controversy regarding the style with which the president conducts this nation from his office.
We now have a new card game to play in 2012—a frightening game called “Go Wish.”
Reflections on the miracle of Christmas abound during this final week of preparation for the arrival of the Baby Jesus.
In 1983, five people sat around a table discussing the feasibility of offering women a completely free Christian alternative to the abortion clinic that had… Read More »Fox Valley Mother and Unborn Baby Care
We publicly stated our relief that the federal government exhibited a smidge of common sense when it determined that morning after pills should not be available over the counter like they’re sticks of bubble gum.
Obamacare Mandates May Cause Diocese to Drop Healthcare Insurance