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At the same time that governments are stifling faith-focused speech on sex, marriage and parenting, empirical scholarship is revealing the benefits of religious values on family stability and happiness.
National Catholic Prayer Breakfast honors the U.S. legal expert, highlighting her ‘work on pro-life issues and the broader public discourse on polarizing social issues that not only divide the American electorate, but U.S. Catholics, as well.’
COMMENTARY: A recent article by professor Helen Alvaré offers an encouraging example.
COMMENTARY: In her new book ‘Religious Freedom After the Sexual Revolution,’ Alvaré recommends a bold, faith-centered strategy.
An Interview With Law Professor Helen Alvaré
COMMENTARY: The 5-4 opinion on June Medical Services v. Russo disappoints pro-life hopes that the case could overthrow Roe v. Wade.
Participants in the town hall could ask questions and answer several poll questions about how they practice the Catholic faith.
The guests are Helen Alvaré, a law professor based at George Mason University who is an advocate for women and families; Dr. Aaron Kheriaty, a psychiatrist, Catholic ethicist, and professor at the University of California Irvine School of Medicine who specializes in children and families; and Catholic youth leader Christina Lamas, executive director of the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry.
COMMENTARY: Four reasons why, 25 years later, the document’s value has not diminished but increased.
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