Last Friday, October 31st, I had the pleasure to attend the Conference on the Impact of the Family on the Economy held at the Hall of the Americas of theContinue Reading
The Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops recently issued a press statement on the nationwide tetanus vaccination campaign. Though the bishops emphasize that “health service delivery forms an integral part of evangelizationContinue Reading
Happy Respect Life Sunday! Today marks the beginning of the annual Respect Life Program of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, which lasts through the month of October. It is aContinue Reading
In an appalling incident last Wednesday, human traffickers on the Mediterranean Sea deliberately rammed another boat with their own vessel. The boat, which carried over 500 migrants of Egyptian, Sudanese and PalestinianContinue Reading
In his classic work, The Screwtape Letters, C. S. Lewis wrote: “The greatest evil is not now done in those sordid “dens of crime” that Dickens loved to paint. It isContinue Reading
Gammy, a 6-month-old baby living in Thailand, is blissfully unaware that he is the subject of an international controversy. His twin sister, living with her biological parents in Australia, isContinue Reading
In his apostolic exhortation, Familiaris Consortio, Pope Saint John Paul II identifies pro-life advocacy as one of the works of the family apostolate. As John Paul implores, “Family, became what youContinue Reading
On July 14, a member of the United Nations Human Rights Committee informed the Irish government that their anti-abortion legislation violates international human rights laws. Yes, you read that right. Continue Reading
In October of 2013, a small boat filled with migrants from war-torn East Africa capsized and sank off the island of Lampedusa in the Mediterranean Sea. More than 350Continue Reading
Every person with a social media account has probably seen the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls. The First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama, even joined the Twitter campaign calling for theContinue Reading