Pro-Life Hits of the 2021 Super Bowl
Every year on the first Sunday of February, thousands of families across America gather in front of the TV to watch the Super Bowl, the National Football League’s championship game.Continue Reading
Vasectomy Vans: Controversial UN Official Hosts Family Planning Forum
The UN has faced criticism for appointing Dr. Tlaleng Mofokeng as its Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health due to her well-known inflammatory views. These were expressed most infamouslyContinue Reading
Covid-19: Much Ado About Conspiracies (Part 1)
Over the past year, we have heard various theories about the origins of the coronavirus. The Rumours Information varied from the virus arising as a result of human contact withContinue Reading
Work-life balance. Is it (still) possible?
When I put away my smartphone and don’t check emails or WhatsApp for some time, I often begin to feel guilty. What if someone needs to reach me we withContinue Reading
Christians appeal to Biden: End sanctions against Syria
Only one day after the inauguration, 95 Christian leaders appealed to the new U.S. President Joe Biden to lift economic sanctions against Syria:Continue Reading
A Victory For Life In Poland
On January 27th, the Polish government announced that their constitutional court’s decision to further restrict abortion was finally going into effect after months of delay due to opposition protests lastContinue Reading
Renew and “Un-Bland” Your Resolutions
It is February now, and many New Years Resolutions start to drift away! But that doesn’t mean they are unimportant. Perhaps, we just need a little reminder: “Happy New Year”Continue Reading
The Burden of the Nobel Peace Prize
Nobel Prize Winner: Barrack Obama Number of Drone Strikes: 563 Civilian Fatalities: 384 – 807 Source: https://www.thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2017-01-17/obamas-covert-drone-war-in-numbers-ten-times-more-strikes-than-bush Nobel Prize Winner: Aung San Suu Kyi Accusation: Aiding and abetting nation’s militaryContinue Reading
The Ethics of Thomas Aquinas Co-opted
On January 28, the Catholic Church celebrated the feast of St. Thomas Aquinas, a medieval Dominican friar who was canonized in 1323 and is still recognized today as one ofContinue Reading
Women from Ravensbrück. Part II
We all can relate to that feeling of reluctance when we are tired and bored, but school tests or university exams are coming. To know that women in the concentrationContinue Reading