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Christians in a Culture of Death
I was diagnosed with an aggressive form of multiple sclerosis (MS) in 1984. In the early 1990s a Canadian woman…
Browsing: Life Issues & Bioethics
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Cruel and Unusual Punishment for Baby
In an opinion piece for the New York Times, Meredith Isaksen wrote about her later-term abortion—the death of her second…
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How Faithful Catholics May Use the Law at the End of Life
The last time I checked, the mortality rate in this country was still 100%. To die usually involves unavoidable suffering.…
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Global Abortion Advocates Dispense with Mask of “Post-Abortion” Care
A leading consortium of reproductive health advocates announced its intention to drop “post-abortion care” from its title and to begin…
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Europe Rejects Legalization of Surrogacy to Protect Children’s Rights
Last Tuesday, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) rejected an attempt to legalize surrogacy throughout Europe. By…
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UN Event Shows How Sexual Agenda Tramples Children’s Rights
That all children have a mother and a father is a biological fact. That they have a right to know…
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Abortion Group Targets Catholic Doctors’ Conscience Rights
A new study published by the Guttmacher Institute’s in-house journal Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Rights targets the conscience rights…
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Historic UN Clash on LGBT Rights Set for November
Supporters of LGBT rights at the UN are preparing for the most important vote on their agenda since 2008. In…
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Will New Saint Bring New Allies to UN Abortion Debates?
Mother Teresa’s canonization in Rome reverberated at an event in UN headquarters where top diplomats praised the saint as the…
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A Basket of Dreadfuls
Dreadfuls: Catholic scandals, lying about Zika, and animal personhood It is not all that surprising that we seem to be…