The Supreme Court and Dobbs: For Once, the Sexual Revolutionaries Aren’t Wrong
COMMENTARY: Once the Supreme Court stops propping up the sexual revolution with so-called rights invented out of thin air, a lot of ‘settled issues’ will be unsettled.
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Happy Birthing Person’s Day?! Seriously?
COMMENTARY: Men and women are intrinsically different with respect to having babies; we cannot completely overcome these differences, even with unlimited social or technological engineering.
Dave Rubin and the Death of Secular Conservatism
COMMENTARY: God wants our participation in parenthood to be a participation in love, not, as in the case of the popular internet celebrity’s recent announcement, commerce, technology and an act of willfulness.
‘If It’s Just a Symbol To Hell With It’
COMMENTARY: Flannery O’Connor’s Stark Defense of the Eucharist Applies to Baptism Too
‘Mom, Are We There Yet?’ Catholic Clergy Sex Abuse: Our Church, Our Problem
COMMENTARY: ‘We will get there when we get there’; a look at the psychological, spiritual and social impact of childhood sexual abuse.
20 Years After the Dallas Charter, Has Catholic Clergy Sex Abuse Been ‘Solved’?
COMMENTARY: The issue is not over, but there are many reasons for hope.
These Mexican Cardinals Are in Trouble for Telling Catholics to Pray — Let’s Support Them
COMMENTARY: No government has the right to tell religious leaders they cannot encourage people to pray.
Loudoun County School Board’s Response to Sex Abuse Not News to Catholics
COMMENTARY: The Virginia board’s actions in dealing with an instance of sexual assault mirror the Catholic Church’s response in the not so distant past.
The Disturbing Case of Father Michael Guidry
The Lafayette diocesan priest is in prison for the sexual abuse of a 16-year-old boy – a crime he confessed to. He sought parole in August and the judge refused because the priest shows no remorse.
Why Are Billion-Dollar Companies Hysterical Over the Texas Pro-Life Law?
COMMENTARY: Businesses are making a lot of money, directly and indirectly, from the availability of the abortion license.
