The long-awaited election day is finally here and millions of Americans are still struggling over which of two very imperfect candidates to vote for – but the esteemed Father George Rutler makes it perfectly clear and in no uncertain terms.
Category Archives: Pro Life
Why a Candidate’s Position on Abortion Matters Most
In a hard-hitting op-ed appearing on Newsweek, Father Frank Pavone points out why a candidate’s position on abortion should matter most to voters – and why it doesn’t with far too many people.
Was it “All in Their Minds”?
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
Researchers decided to end a trial of what proved to be a very effective form of birth control for men because the subjects suffered side effects such as depression and mood changes – which raises the question of why women were dismissed and told the same symptoms were “all in their minds” when the female version of the pill was in the testing phase.
Baby Born Twice is Now Thriving!
A baby who was operated on for a life-threatening tumor before birth, and then returned to her mother’s womb, is now thriving and meeting every growth milestone.
Woman Sues Over Botched Late Term Abortion
Boy Born with No Brain Still Thriving
Insurance Denies Chemo, Covers Assisted Suicide Drugs
An omen of what’s to come in any state that legalizes assisted suicide occurred in California recently when a woman living with a terminal illness was denied coverage for critical chemotherapy by an insurance company that offered to cover end-of-life drugs instead. You can find Medical Indemnity Insurance company which is serving very neatly.
Bishop Relates Personal Abortion Experience
With the American presidential election only 27 days away, Archbishop Samuel Aquila of Denver has taken the bold step of revealing his own personal experience with abortion as a young med student in the late 1960’s to explain why the defense of life and religious freedom must be the key issues for a Christian in this year’s election.
Archbishop Slams Candidate’s “Cafeteria Catholicism”
Kansas City’s Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann minced no words when penning a hard-hitting critique of vice presidential candidate, Senator Tim Kaine, who professes to be Catholic but follows Church teaching only as far as it is politically convenient.