I had the distinct pleasure this week of spending time with some of my favorite women, whom we have dubbed "The Women of
EWTN."
On set with me for a special production of the Women of Grace TV program were Teresa Tomeo (Catholic Connection & The View for Catholic Women), Michelle Laque Johnson (EWTN), Joy Pinto (At Home with Jim and Joy) and Elena Rodriguez (EWTN). We selected from your questions and comments submitted through e-mail, Twitter and Facebook. It was so much fun and I just wanted to share a few pictures from behind the scenes with you.
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In what is being hailed as a huge victory for life, the United Nations General Assembly roundly rebuked a controversial declaration granting "sexual rights" to youth, signaling that the assembly is growing weary with the constant and aggressive push for "reproductive rights" by abortion ideologues.
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As if the stricken Obamacare rollout needs any more problems, a new and potentially more dangerous "glitch" is beginning to appear - scam artists who are using the faulty website as a cover for their illegal activities.
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The baptism of Prince George this past Wednesday got worldwide attention, but the Duke and Dutchess of Cambridge appear to bucking the trend toward skipping the sacrament as baptism rates continue to decline across all Christian denominations.
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MH writes: "
Besides praying for the Holy Ghost to enlighten my friend's mind, on Oprah's Life Classes, do you have any suggestions as to what to say about them not being Christian? I've been to her site where she has New Age speakers, and know about Oprah, from reading your excellent article on her under New Age. Any explanations or other good information on these classes would be very helpful."
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“Let us open our hearts to admit all humanity.
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Bishop Thomas Paprocki, head of the Diocese of Springfield, Illinois, refused to allow a silent protest by same-sex marriage advocates to take place in his cathedral.
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Vatican officials are expecting the celebration of the canonization of Pope John Paul II and Pope John XXIII to be one of the largest events seen in Rome since the 2005 funeral of John Paul II.
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“Novelists are generally
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For an administration that likes to call itself "pro woman" it sure hasn't done much to bring job security to working women, whose participation in the nation's labor force dropped last month to its lowest rate in 24 years.
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