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Requiem for the Ballerinas
The corruption of innocence is a deadly sin, because it corrupts the innocents. Better a millstone be tied around the…
Author Dr. Gerard Nadal
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Pius XII, Richie, Potsie, and the Fonz: Happy Days 2.0
“A day will come when the civilized world will deny its God, when the Church will doubt as Peter doubted.…
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Why Dr. Kermit Gosnell’s Case Matters
Dr. Kermit Gosnell is on trial for his life in Philadelphia because of how he ran his medical clinic, the…
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Federal Judge Approves Plan B for Over the Counter at Any Age
It is difficult to imagine that any public official could possibly march to the left of Barack Obama or HHS…
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A New Pope and A New World: Passing the Torch Below the Equator
A review of the Popes in the twentieth century find them fighting a fierce battle against the forces of secularism,…
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The Legal, Ethical, and Tactical Challenges of North Dakota’s Personhood Amendment
Last week North Dakota became the first state in the Union to pass a personhood ammendment that covers humans in…
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ACLU’s Embrace of Sex-Selective Abortion and the Elimination of Down Syndrome Babies
There is good news in North Dakota this week as the legislature there has passed two bills: one outlawing gender-selective…
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Abortion and the Morality of Exceptions Clauses in Anti-Abortion Legislation
“No exceptions. No compromise.” That is the goal of every true pro-life citizen when it comes to abortion legislation. Rape,…
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Pope Benedict’s Resignation: What’s Next?
Pope Benedict XVI’s impending resignation, announced this morning, has opened the usual spate of questions prior to a conclave, as…
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Is it Appropriate to Link Sandy Hook and Abortion?
Within hours of the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School pro-lifers began assigning causal rootedness in the culture of abortion.…