The Men Who Wrote Roe v. Wade
COMMENTARY: If the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion nationwide falls, it will not be because one political party lost and the other won, but because the opinion was built on a foundation of sand.
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For Nancy Pelosi: A Rose, a Prayer and a Letter
COMMENTARY: A former ‘pro-choice’ journalist who’s now pro-life urges the Speaker of the House to ‘go into the deepest, interior part of your being, and listen in silent solitude to your maternal heart.’
Truth in the Womb: What ‘Pro-Choice’ Catholic Democrats Fail to Understand
COMMENTARY: The ‘statement of principles’ the Misguided 60 have written only goes to prove that they’re not only on the wrong side of the Catholic faith — they’re on the wrong side of history.
Does Coronavirus Spell the End of the Modern World?
COMMENTARY: The pandemic is teaching us a valuable lesson: We are not in charge here. But will we listen?
Christ Provides the Antidote to Fear Amid Coronavirus
COMMENTARY: Turn to the Savior of the world who conquered death when fear or anxiety strikes.
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Who Really Wrote Roe v. Wade?
COMMENTARY: The Historic and Theological Errors Underlying the Most Controversial Supreme Court Decision of the 20th Century
The ERA Died Decades Ago (So Why Are the Losers Still Fighting?)
COMMENTARY: For nearly 50 years, the Equal Rights Amendment has been scrutinized and firmly rejected for one simple reason: It’s not about equal rights for women — and pretending otherwise will never make it so.
Catholic Charities Prevails Over Michigan AG in Battle Over Same-Sex Adoption
St. Vincent Catholic Charities can continue to receive state funds as a result of the decision, which held the Catholic agency was not being ‘discriminatory’ by referring same-sex couples to other agencies.
Breathing With ‘Two Lungs’ at Wyoming Catholic College
An interview with chaplain Father David Anderson
