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by bcadmin | Nov 18, 2022 | culture of life, Faith and Reason, Featured, News, Science | 0 |
The Church Should Not Judge Scientific Merit Science can purify religion from error and superstition; religion can purify science from idolatry and false absolutes. Each can draw the other into a wider world, a world in which both can flourish.–Pope St. John Paul II, “Letter to Rev. George Coyne,S.J., Director of the Vatican Observatory.” This […]
by bcadmin | Oct 27, 2022 | "same-sex unions", culture of life, Defending Pope Francis, From Readers, News | 0 |
Culture of Life
Defending Pope Francis
If there were a Hall of Fame for pro-lifers, James Patrick McFadden would have been unanimously elected on the first ballot. He was the founder of the Human Life Foundation and Human Life Review which he edited until he passed the reigns to his most capable daughter. He was an indefatigable champion of the unborn […]
As the month of October begins and Autumn kicks into gear, it’s worth looking back on September to recognize that throughout last month, we saw some of the most heinous attacks against pro-life Americans to date. An 84-year old woman was shot in Michigan while having peaceful conversations to advocate for the preborn. A Catholic […]
My mother and I have a dear friend named Mary Szydlik, whom we’ve known since I was a baby. It wasn’t until last year that I realized how she became a selfless advocate for mothers and babies. She shared the following story with me: “My mother almost aborted me without her knowledge. The doctor told […]
California governor Gavin Newsom is quoting Scripture to advertise “choice” in states with opposing views. This is truly the devil’s work. “Need an abortion? California is ready to help.” I can imagine the devil sitting in his office, at the top of the highest skyscraper on hell’s equivalent of Madison Avenue, weighing an ad campaign. Straightforward. […]
It’s fitting that a movie celebrating life would begin with a birthday party. When David Scotton turns 18, his father beamingly tells him that God has great things planned for his life. Initially, David believes this is simply a typical proud parental comment, though he soon realizes just how true the statement is, using the […]
by bcadmin | Sep 5, 2022 | Abortion, culture of life, Essay, family, Features, History, Labor Day, labor unions, Marriage, News, organized labor | 0 |
Labor Day 2022 is upon us, and in the past, labor priests like Fathers Peter Yorke, John Ryan, Charles Own Rice, Andy Boss, SJ, Phillip Carey, SJ, John Corridan, SJ, Raymond McGowan, George Higgins, Jack […]
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Kansas abortion laws are as extreme as New York & California’s. Kansans can soon vote to change that. Did you know that today, Kansas’ abortion laws are just as extreme as in New York, California, and other radically progressive, pro-abortion states? That’s right, despite the fact that the Sunflower state currently leans culturally and politically […]
Suppose there was a dilapidated apartment building in the middle of an otherwise vibrant and growing section of a town. Town leaders, as you can imagine, are eager to demolish the eyesore and make way for something of more value to the community – a park or a library. As demolition plans are made, someone […]
On International Women’s Day (March 8, 2022), President Biden stated that abortion is needed so that women can “live up to their full God-given potential.” His statement is discriminatory in that he blithely ignores the fact that the unborn also have God-given potential. It is self-contradictory inasmuch as Biden says “yes” and “no” to potential. […]
For over a month now, we’ve seen many senseless attacks against pro-life centers, resource organizations, and perhaps most tragically, Catholic churches. In a statement, the group Jane’s Revenge recently admitted to organizing violent demonstrations in more than 16 American cities, saying they work in “countless locations invisibly,” finding it “easy and fun to attack” as […]
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