The Midwife of Auschwitz
Stanisława Leszczyńska delivered more than 3000 babies in the most horrible circumstances. She was known as an “Angel from Auschwitz”. When Joseph Mengele told her to murder them immediately, LeszczyńskaContinue Reading
PART 1: Homeschooling, A Rediscovered Right
With the closures of most schools around the nation due to COVID-19, many parents are finding themselves suddenly homeschooling their children. The unexpected, overnight change has brought this alternative approachContinue Reading
Situation du VIH/SIDA à Madagascar
Le VIH/SIDA reste présent à Madagascar et touche particulièrement certaines populations à risque. Le dernier rapport de l’ONUSIDA sur l’évolution du sida dans le monde révèle un ralentissement des progrèsContinue Reading
PART II: The change in the meaning of “love”
Love in the Catholic faith In part one, we discussed the change in the meaning of “love” through liberal philosophy and the movement of “free love” that dominates western culture.Continue Reading
High rates of gender-based violence during lockdown
Gender-based violence (GBV) is the violence perpetrated specifically against a man or a woman because of his or her sex. The relation between men and women is mostly characterized byContinue Reading
All the Good Things
We are 118 days into 2020, and this year is already one for the history books. Within these three-and-a-half months, we as a world have seen President Trump acquitted ofContinue Reading
Freedom of (selected) speech
How long can speech be free and where should we draw a line? Is there a difference between the incitement to hatred (as an emotion) and incitement to violence (asContinue Reading
Quarantine is not an attack on your first amendment rights
Several pastors in multiple states made headlines recently by doing one of three things during this pandemic: dying, getting arrested or suing their respective governors. Pastors across the country haveContinue Reading
Reflecting On My Past- Looking Into My Future
Psalm 121: The Lord the Keeper of Israel. This verse, has always held a dear place in my heart, though I never read it in the Bible, I knew theContinue Reading
Caring for the Elderly during COVID-19
For many states, this week marks the end of one full month of quarantine. At this point many of us may be starting to feel restless, but we’ve also startedContinue Reading