‘O Come Let Us Adore Him!’
They may be banned in certain public places, but Christmas crèches are alive and well in homes — and a Catholic museum in Connecticut.
Results from Tag: 'December 20, 2009-January 2, 2010'
Paean to the ‘Grandmother of Europe’
The Young Victoria doesn’t try to explain or illuminate Victoria’s legacy, only to dramatize and celebrate its less familiar early chapters.
Professor at Thomas Aquinas Becomes Its President
The new president at Thomas Aquinas College in California is one of the school’s longtime professors.
When Human Life Begins
Maureen Condic, a senior fellow at The Westchester Institute for Ethics the Human Person, spells out the simple, scientific facts of when human life begins.
John Jay Study Divides Observers
A preliminary study from the John Jay College of Criminal Justice finds that homosexuality is not the cause of clerical sexual abuse.
‘Vegetative State’ Often Misdiagnosed
A car-crash victim has spoken of the horror he endured for 23 years after he was misdiagnosed as being in a coma: He was conscious the whole time. Catholic bioethicists and medical ethicists comment on the implications of the case.
Senate Rejects Ban on Abortion Funds
The amendment that would have banned federal funding of abortion under the health-care reform act failed in the Senate.
U.N. Links Population Control and Climate Change
The U.N. Population Fund in a recent report links climate change and population.
Vatican Diplomacy’s Value
Pope Benedict XVI recently upgraded diplomatic relations with the Russian Federation to the highest level.
