Moritz Scholtysik is a consulting professional from Germany. He studied history, history of arts, and philosophy at Goethe University Frankfurt and has been volunteering for a Catholic youth organization since his school days. Driven by his faith, he advocated for a society, which is based upon natural law, and values and protects life, marriage, and family.
Besides writing he is mostly occupied with communications, coffee, and Catholic social teaching.
Despite the governmental Corona restrictions in Austria more than 2,000 people took part in the March for Life in the Austrian capital city Vienna on October 17, 2020.Continue Reading
More than 3,000 people took part in the annual rally at the March For Life in Berlin on September 19 2020. Due to the Covid-19 restrictions the number was lowerContinue Reading
For several decades, minors from the German capital city Berlin were given to pedophile foster fathers. The municipal authorities knew about it. However, there was never a criminal prosecution. NowContinue Reading
Under the cloak of combating domestic violence, the Istanbul Convention seems to want to impose gender ideology on the European states, as shown in the my previous article. Therefore manyContinue Reading
The Istanbul Convention is a treaty of the Council of Europe which took effect in 2014. At first glance, it seems to be a very good thing since it isContinue Reading
This law is a disaster for the family; in the beginning of August the National Assembly of France approved of a new bioethics law. For months numerous French people andContinue Reading
The world’s largest porn platform Pornhub publishes videos of rape, torture and child abuse. A huge online campaign calls for the end of the platform. The international campaign Traffickinghub attractsContinue Reading
You could see it hundreds of meters away. Their demand was written in large white and hung over the bridge: Political shift now – family first! The young activists ofContinue Reading
A holistic life In the daily routine of the monasteries I recognized another fundamental aspect: The monks and nuns live a holistic life. Of course, each and every community emphasizesContinue Reading
The supernatural spirit Despite all the differences in the monasteries, I noticed some basic similarities: First of all, the supernatural spirit. In many conversations, the sacred architecture, during holy massContinue Reading