Women and Humanae Vitae
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Are Parochial Schools as Catholic as the Supreme Court?
It remains to be seen whether Catholic schools can fully live up to the opportunity the Supreme Court has given them.
Roe v. Wade: Can It Get Any Worse After 2020?
COMMENTARY: For all its flaws, Roe still depends on five unelected Supreme Court justices willing to say the precedent should stand.
A Prophecy Buried in a 50-Year-Old Medical Journal
The 1970 editorial admitted forthrightly that “everyone really knows” when life begins and that “semantic gymnastics” would be necessary to avoid that fact.
More Contraception Means More Abortions, Not Fewer
While contraception and abortion are in theory different, in real life they lead to and reinforce each other.
Your Life is a Gift — and the Lives of Others are Gifts to You
A person becomes himself not by locking himself inside himself but by pouring himself out … even unto death
‘I Baptize’ Instead of ‘We Baptize’ is God’s Will, Not Legalism
The faithful have a right to the Church’s worship as the Church has established it.
What Does the Queenship of Mary Mean For Us?
We are citizens of an earthly city, but that allegiance is always subordinate to our loyalty to our King and Queen.
The Modern Muddle Between Morals and Manners
In recent decades, cultural forces have relativized right and wrong and pulverized the distinction between morals and mores.
The Solemnity of the Assumption is Especially Important in 2020
In the Assumption of Our Lady, we see one of the final notes of a symphony begun with her Magnificat.
