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.
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Vatican Draft Alters Catechism Wording on Capital Punishment, Calling It ‘Inadmissible’
In a letter to bishops Aug. 2, Cardinal Luis Ladaria, the prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, said, ‘The new revision ... situates itself in continuity with the preceding Magisterium while bringing forth a coherent development of Catholic doctrine.’
Mary Ann Glendon: What the Evangelium Vitae Medal Means to Me
Notre Dame’s Center for Ethics and Culture recognized Glendon for all her work to proclaim what St. John Paul II called ‘the Gospel of Life.’
Don’t Bring Back the Death Penalty, New Mexico Bishops Plead
Gov. Susana Martinez signaled she will push to restore the death penalty at next year’s legislative session.
Undercover Videos Roil Planned Parenthood, and Us
EDITORIAL: Let us all unite in prayer Friday, July 31, at 3pm for all who are suffering because of the culture in death in the United States.
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A 'Culture of Life' or a 'Tyrant State'?
NEWS ANALYSIS: St. John Paul II's encyclical Evangelium Vitae coined the term ‘culture of death’ and offered a wake-up call for the West.
Bullets or Needles? Death Penalty Faces New Scrutiny as States Mull Changes
On Monday, Utah Gov. Gary Herbert signed a bill to legalize a five-person firing squad as the official back-up method of execution for the state.
Twenty Years of 'Evangelium Vitae': Vatican Announces Prayer Vigil, Rosary for Life
The vigil, organized by the Pontifical Council for the Family, will be held in dioceses throughout the world today.
