When I heard the phone ring, I was thankful for the interruption. I was sitting in front of my computer watching a breaking news story that left me horrified and speechless. A woman on an undercover video was very much enjoying her lunch and glass of wine.
With the wide acceptance of threats to life, such as abortion and euthanasia, our culture has lost a sense of the value of suffering.
See what all the buzz is about.
It comes as no surprise that Planned Parenthood has an organized campaign against our young people.
As dedicated pro-lifers, we often think that the best way to combat the culture of death is to do battle in the public sector.
Respect for persons with disabilities key concept in new educational supplement.
October is usually celebrated as Respect Life Month—a month during which there is an added emphasis on respect for the dignity of the human person.
Was Margaret Sanger, the founder and perpetual spirit of Planned Parenthood, a eugenicist?
It’s hard to keep young children from being traumatized by the horrors of the abortion industry and the culture of death. But the reality is that, sooner or later, your kids will learn about abortion.
Through the Culture of Life Studies Program and other informative material, ALL is here to educate all members of your family.
In the early 1900s a young woman set out on a mission to make birth control an acceptable practice and rid the world of the weak, the disabled, and the unwanted—those she and her cohorts deemed unfit to live. This woman, Margaret Sanger, changed the course of history. She pushed for, and saw before her death, the legalization of birth control. She founded Planned Parenthood—the organization responsible for the destruction of millions upon millions of tiny human beings’ lives through abortion and contraception. Margaret Sanger was clearly committed to her evil cause, leaving behind a haunting legacy of promiscuity, birth control, and abortion.
By Dr. Thomas Ward
It is a challenge to our families to replace today’s dominant culture of death with all its attacks on human normality: on life, love, sexuality, marriage, family, and indeed Christianity itself.