Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
Even though the media can't get enough of allegations that the Catholic Church may have surgically castrated "as many as 10 young men" in the 1950s, what most news stories aren't revealing is that it was the Dutch government who ordered the castration of over 400 men during the same time period as part of a eugenics program.
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The bishops of North Carolina have issued a strong statement criticizing President Barack Obama for inserting himself into the debate over an amendment on the May 8 ballot that would define marriage in North Carolina as being between one man and one woman.
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A middle school teacher in Virginia forced his students to support President Barack Obama's re-election by making them conduct opposition research on GOP candidates and then sending their suggestions to the Obama campaign.
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Veteran White House reporter Keith Koffler says that the Obama campaign is censoring viewer comments about their new 17-minute documentary,
The Road We've Traveled, with positive comments outnumbering negative by more than five to one.
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A new report has found that the level of marginalization of Christians is at unprecedented levels in Europe, with some politicians and organizations finally beginning to acknowledge the problem.
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The first installment of Suzanne Collins' riveting, blockbuster trilogy,
The Hunger Games, opens March 23 in theaters nationwide, but what many parents don't know is that this is ultimately a story about child sacrifice.
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Tens of thousands of Americans are expected to attend 129 rallies that are scheduled in major cities throughout the country this Friday to stand up for religious freedom and oppose the Obama administration's mandate forcing all employers to cover contraception.
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A single American mother of twins living in Israel was unable to obtain citizenship for her children because they were conceived via invitro fertilization (IVF) from donor eggs and sperm, making it impossible to determine if the children are indeed American.
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In the first case of its kind, a Catholic business owner from Missouri has become the first individual to sue the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) over its controversial contraception mandate, citing a violation of his constitutionally-protected religious beliefs.
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Thanks to the hard work of pro-family legislators in Wisconsin, the state has passed a new law that will allow different types of sex education in public schools - including abstinence education - replacing the old law which mandated either comprehensive sex ed or nothing.
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