Indi Gregory Remembered As ‘True Warrior’ at Funeral
The baby’s funeral was held at Nottingham Cathedral in England on Dec. 1. Her parents promised to make sure Indi’s life is ‘remembered forever.’
Results from Tag: 'dignity of the human person'
‘Life at the Center’ Statement Reflects on Human Dignity in Post-Roe World
Offering a blueprint for the pro-life movement, prominent Catholics sign on to a letter that fleshes out the inherent dignity of human life.
Jimmy’s Life Is a Gift
COMMENTARY: What My Brother With Down Syndrome and Autism Has Taught Me About Life and Love
Bridges of Iowa Offers Path to Freedom From Addiction
Private nonprofit drug-rehabilitation program with a Catholic connection changes lives.
Pope Francis Denounces ‘Body-Shaming,’ Admits to Bullying Overweight Friend as a Child
The Pope highlighted the dignity and value of all human persons.
Seriously Ill UK Teen Dies Fighting Mental-Competence Ruling
The young woman died from cardiac arrest late on Sept. 12. Her family has voiced serious concern about how the medical and legal systems acted.
UK Judge Rules Seriously Ill Teen Lacks Mental Competence to Seek Experimental Treatment
Case has the attention of an advocacy group that has been active in other U.K. controversies regarding the treatment of the seriously ill.
July 4th Ultimately Promises Independence for All Americans
COMMENTARY: How the Nation Came to Deliver on Liberty
Former Guantanamo Bay Interrogator Speaks About Opposing Torture and the Necessity of Conscience and Faith
Jennifer Bryson, a Catholic convert, told ‘EWTN News In Depth’ that torture is an affront to human dignity.
Catholic Bishops to FDA: Don’t Allow Over-the-Counter Use of ‘Minipill’ Contraceptive
They echo other critics who say the drug’s side effects mean patients should have physician supervision while taking the drug.
