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The Future of Reproduction
Last week the New America Foundation hosted a conference on “The Future of Reproduction” in Washington, D.C. Despite a few…
Monthly Archives: November, 2014
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Movie Review: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay–Part I
The third installment of The Hunger Games: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay–Part I does not disappoint. Director, Francis Lawrence, who also…
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Even When He is Silent, His Love Abides
Even with all I have lost in this life I still believe in love. Even when love seems silent, I…
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A Lovely View of Heaven but I’d Rather be With You
The Judgment of the Nations (Mt 25:31-46). Solemnity of Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, Sunday, November 23, AD 2014…
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Last Judgment
On the final Sunday in the liturgical year, it is time to remember things that we’d prefer to forget. For…
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Poem: “Grave of the Angelic Pastor”
Grave of the Angelic Pastor I spoke to stone today As if it was you Your photograph was there With…
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A Debate Still Worth Having
“I had an abortion. I was not in a libertine college-girl phase, although frankly it’s none of your business. I…
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Christian Community in India Still Awaits Justice–but Faith Flourishes
Last August marked the anniversary of the 2008 massacre of more than 100 Christians at the hands of a Hindu…
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Decide, Don’t Slide: Marriage Milestones
Report reveals the order of milestones, and how couples handle them, makes or breaks marriages Milestone moments make memories for…
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The Contending Opinions on Three-Parent Embryo Safety, Part I
In our long stride toward the inevitable designer babies, the first manipulation has been the noble goal of creating babies…