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On the Beautiful Prayer of Crying
A boy falls and skins his knees. A boy wrestles in the living room and bonks his head on the…
Browsing: Life Issues & Bioethics
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Always Choose Life!
A number of years ago, my wife and I were contacted by the mother of a sixteen year old girl…
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The Biological Arms Race No One Can Win
I have been going to physical therapy a lot this past year. One kid has had two knee surgeries, another…
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In an Industry that Makes People, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Sperm donation, egg donation and surrogacy: Third party reproduction seems to be a “done deal” in Western society. Even ardently…
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The Big Deal With Bathroom Laws
About ten years ago Regina and I were going through a stretch of pretty rough road together, and all the…
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Congress Investigates Heinous Crimes
The Committee on Energy and Commerce in the US House of Representatives has convened a Select Investigative Panel to probe…
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State Department Human Rights Report Condemns Forced Abortions in China
In the mid-eighties I met with Elliot Abrams, who was then serving as Assistant Secretary of State for Human Rights,…
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Sex-Selection, Forced Abortion Are Happening Here in the United States
Many women today living in immigrant communities in the United States face discrimination, mistreatment, or resentment from family members if…
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Latest Pope Francis Controversy and Why Non-Catholics Should Care
Non-Catholics may be wondering why Pope Francis’ Apostolic Exhortation, Amoris Laetitia or The Joy of Love, has Catholics in an…
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Five Things my Mother (and Daughter) Taught Me about Caring for People with Dementia
My mother developed Alzheimer’s disease, the most common type of dementia, in her early 60s. Later on, she was diagnosed…