Gregory Lobo is a Junior at Seton Hall University working toward his B.A. in History. He believes that history is a key to creating a passionate pro-life movement, due to the ugliness of the historical context of abortion advocacy.
He was recently chosen to be the historian of the pro-life club in his college campus, Pirates For Life. Besides using words and history to defend the right to life, he enjoys playing video games and watching and reading about sports, especially hockey.
Recently, I went to my uncle’s house to celebrate my cousin’s birthday. As typically happens in a family gathering, at least in my family, politics came up. The most recentContinue Reading
I had my Confirmation at the beginning of high school with the others in my class. At Conformation, many choose to take a Confirmation name, which is supposed to beContinue Reading
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Recently, everyone’s favorite “woke” left-wing coffee chain announced that they plan to eliminate plastic straws by 2020. Starbucks rolled out a design for strawless lids in some stores in 2016,Continue Reading
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The World Cup is in full swing and with the United States not in the tournament, many Americans are left searching for a team to root for. I was rootingContinue Reading
Today, we celebrate the birth of the greatest country in the history of the world. We thank God and the brave men and women who fought and died so thatContinue Reading
Last Saturday, Pope Francis criticized disability-selective abortion as similar to Nazi attempts to “purify the race.” “I say this with pain. In the last century the whole world was scandalizedContinue Reading
On Saturday, I went to the beach with my family. While I had a wonderful time, that is not what this blog is about. When I was in the carContinue Reading
When, in April, I read about the disgusting revelations about Hans Asperger, who discovered autism, while I was somewhat disturbed reading about it, I was also very interested. For thoseContinue Reading