Dobbs on the Docket: How Will the Supreme Court Decide?
An Interview With Law Professor Helen Alvaré
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Supreme Court Strikes Down Louisiana Abortion Restrictions
COMMENTARY: The 5-4 opinion on June Medical Services v. Russo disappoints pro-life hopes that the case could overthrow Roe v. Wade.
Coronavirus and Catholic Families: Archbishop Urges Prayer During Town Hall
Participants in the town hall could ask questions and answer several poll questions about how they practice the Catholic faith.
Despite Coronavirus, Virtual Town Hall to Bring L.A. Catholics Together
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.
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.
Whither the Culture of Life? Birth Rate Hit Its Lowest Level Yet
The United States is below population replacement levels due to a variety of cultural, economic, and racial factors, including the birth collapse among Latinos.
Helen Alvaré: ‘We Need to Emphasize What the Family Can Do for Others’
The family and marriage law professor and founder of Women Speak for Themselves will deliver a keynote address this week at the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia.
Humanum Conference Highlights Sanctity and Beauty of Marriage
The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith hosted the three-day event held in the Vatican’s Synod Hall.
Post-Synod Vatican Conference Highlights Truth of Marriage
The Humanum Colloquium, under way Nov. 17-19 at the Vatican, is seeking to find ‘new and creative language to speak to people where they are.’
