Remembering Karen, Catholic Advocate for Those With Disabilities
Karen Killilea was the subject of two bestselling books written by her mother, Marie, that chronicled her triumph over her disabilities.
Results from Tag: 'dignity of human life'
COVID Pandemic Challenges Catholics Regarding How to Provide Better Care for Our Elders
Experts tell the Register that the tragedy of the death and suffering the health crisis has inflicted on U.S. seniors spotlights the need to implement new models that can better protect their health and dignity.
Only the Church Does Anti-Racism Right
COMMENTARY: “Racism is learned behavior, and Catholics can play a significant role … by taking a hands-on approach.”
‘Believe in People’: A Book Every Catholic Should Read
COMMENTARY: New book shows how all of us can make America, and the world, a more just place and enable everyone to lead better lives. It is as comprehensive as it is heartening and inspiring.
Double Blessings: Separation of Conjoined Twins in Hospital Reaffirms Value of Life
The successful surgery on two girls conjoined at the back of the head was made possible thanks to the Bambino Gesù Hospital’s commitment in favor of the dignity of every human life.
Black Lives Matter: What’s a Parent to Do?
COMMENTARY: Advice for parents on how to talk to their children who fail to make a distinction between protests against serious injustices against Black people and the Black Lives Matter Global Network.
Pro-Life in the Pandemic: An Interview With Bishop Joseph Coffey
Auxiliary bishop for the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA, says, ‘God gave all of us a right to life.’
Celebrating the Life of Down Syndrome Advocate Birthe Lejeune
The vibrant tributes that the widow of Servant of God Jérôme Lejeune has received from the Catholic community worldwide, since her May 6 death, attest to the impact of her decades of work in defense of life.
John Paul II’s ‘Evangelium Vitae’ Gave a Voice to Those Promoting Respect for Life
COMMENTARY: Four reasons why, 25 years later, the document’s value has not diminished but increased.
Canada Leads the Way in Liberalizing Euthanasia Around the Globe
The US’ neighbor to the north extends euthanasia to the disabled and mentally ill, considers ‘advance directives’ to kill in case of mental decline.
