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Mercy Is Life
The feast of Divine Mercy is celebrated by the Catholic Church on the first Sunday after Easter Sunday. At least…
Yearly Archives: 2011
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Poem: “Who Would Dare Smile?”
Who Would Dare Smile? Don’t read this if your heart is soft, Your heart is not of granite stone I…
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Movie Review: Resurrect Dead
Perhaps about five years ago I began to hear the word “random” with increasing frequency, usually from a teenager, and…
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“Illegal” Babies Abducted by Chinese Population Control Officials
As Beijing continues to vigorously pursue its infamous one-child policy, PRI has gathered evidence showing that Chinese villagers who cannot…
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On Precedence and Authority: A Reply to Donal Anthony Foley
The other day, I learned that British author Donal Foley has written on the subject of “The Lady of All…
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Spring Contrasts: Madison, Wisconsin vs. Tuscaloosa, Joplin, and the Mighty Mississippi
Madison, Wisconsin’s winter follies relinquished their national attention to Tuscaloosa’s tornado in April, events along the Mississippi in May, and…
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Nutritional Support and Human Dignity within the End-of-Life Context
The Problem “Quality of life” and “death with dignity” have more than a few folks erroneously asserting that the range…
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May Blossoms, Part III, The Visitation
Just when I thought I was home free, it hit. I caught one of those nasty Spring viruses that come…
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Saints Alive! Padre Pio and the Stigmata: Sanctity on Trial
Today, May 25, is Saint Padre Pio’s birthday. Francesco Forgione, who became the modern world’s most beloved Saint Padre Pio, was…
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France Considers Codifying Eugenics
Today the French government holds the fate of thousands of innocent lives in their hands. The French Parliament is considering…