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The Incremental Approach to Taxpayor Funded Abortion for All

Abortion groups are using the tragic circumstances of rape to advance their cause: unrestricted abortion for all. They rely on the reluctance of members of Congress to speak out against abortion in the case of rape. Events during the last election cycle, where candidates statements on rape were used to help defeat them, has contributed […]

Wall Will Further Weaken the Christian Presence in Palestine

May 14 13 • ACN-USA News • 0 comments

A local Catholic leader has warned about the weakening of the Christian presence in Palestine as a result of the construction of an Israeli security barrier. Auxiliary Bishop William Shomali, who is responsible for the Palestinian regions of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem, made his comments while speaking to international Catholic pastoral charity Aid to […]

Homosexuality and the Theology of the Body Part I

May 14 13 • Fr. Peter West • 0 comments

Polls show that most young people today, even those who identify themselves as Christians, have no problem with “same-sex marriage.” If young people today are at all aware of what the Catholic Church teaches about marriage and human sexuality, what they think they know is often only a caricature of the truth. They see it as […]

FINALLY!

May 14 13 • E. L. Core • 0 comments

Finally! A Castro mainstream media will say something bad about.

Social Media in the Marriage and the Family

May 14 13 • Ebeth Weidner • 0 comments

“I’m not that interested in ‘mass’ communications. I’m much more interested in what happens between this person and the one person watching. The space between the television set and that person who’s watching is very holy ground.” – Fred Rogers The traditional family unit has been negatively hit from so many directions in our world […]

Kermit Gosnell Convicted of First-Degree Murder

May 13 13 • Ben Johnson • 0 comments

A Philadelphia jury has found late-term abortionist Kermit Gosnell guilty of murdering three of four babies in his capital murder trial. He is also guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the 2009 abortion death of Karnamaya Mongar, a 41-year-old legal immigrant who died when his untrained staff administered an overdose of sedatives. The jury found Gosnell […]

Dropping the Benghazi Ball

May 13 13 • Dr. Earl Tilford • 0 comments

Our armed forces had appropriate capabilities but couldn’t use them. Why?

Memo to Christian Troops: ‘We’ve Got Your Back’

May 13 13 • J. Matt Barber • 0 comments

When NBA basketball player Jason Collins recently announced to the world that he’s sexually attracted to other men, Michelle Obama tweeted, “So proud of you, Jason Collins! This is a huge step forward for our country. We’ve got your back!” Jason even got a personal call from the president. Lovely. But even as the Obama […]

Pope Surprises 40,000 Italian Pro-Lifers, Joins March for Life

May 13 13 • Hilary White • 0 comments

Pope Francis surprised about 40,000 Italian and international participants in today’s Marcia per la Vita (March for Life) Internazionale in Rome this morning, when he left the Apostolic Palace to greet them personally from his popemobile in the street where they were lined up. Monsignore Ignacio Barreiro, the head of the Rome office of Human […]

Dating and Discernment

May 13 13 • Mary Pearson • 0 comments

Question: Hi Mary! I’m 16, and discerning. At the moment, I feel God wants me as a sister, but I’m still unsure. There’s a guy I know who has expressed his interest in me, and I feel the same way. I’ve asked several people if it would be wrong to date if I felt drawn […]

Motherhood Has Become a Cultural Anomaly!

May 12 13 • Judie Brown • 1 comment

In this era of motherhood by choice, we confront an oddity that I could never have imagined would occur in my lifetime. It becomes much more evident at this special time of year when we honor our mothers and express our sincere appreciation for the sacrifices they made for us during our childhood and beyond. […]

The Playgrounds of War

May 12 13 • Daniel Greenfield • 0 comments

A tolerant society is as rigidly moralistic as the most stereotypical band of puritans.

Can Liberty Be Salvaged in America?

May 12 13 • John Kirkwood • 3 comments

It’s time we stopped crouching to the enemy.

Poem: “Transfiguration”

May 12 13 • Rolley Haggard • 0 comments

Transfiguration (Dedicated to the precious women who profoundly regret their abortions) How like this little fetus, Holy God, You writhed, enwombed in suffocating pain, Until sharp instruments unpumped your blood And left your form transfigured to a stain. How like a loving mother’s natal pine Your prayer, encrypted as a primal groan, Umbilical from heaven’s […]

(Trying to) Love Our Moms Like Jesus Loves Mary

May 12 13 • Jennifer Rainey • 4 comments

Around Mother’s Day, all of the card and flower commercials will say something to this effect: “Your mother was in labor with you for 2½ weeks, so now you should thank her by spending $19.95 on our Flowers-by-Mail.” They tell us that we should honor our moms at least once a year. We all know […]

Religious Beliefs of Four Brothers Prompts Challenge to the HHS Mandate

May 11 13 • Thomas More Law Center • 0 comments

This week the Thomas More Law Center (TMLC) filed a lawsuit in the Federal District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan challenging the Obama Administration’s HHS Mandate. The lawsuit was brought on behalf four brothers, Terrence, John, James and Christopher Nagle and their family-owned business, M&N Plastics, Inc. The case has been assigned to […]

What I Love About You, Mom

May 11 13 • Lisa Hendey • 0 comments

Imagine giving your mother a gift that is born of the emotions in your own heart and hand-created simply for her, to share not only the love you feel, but the many ways in which she has touched and shaped your life. You may think you’re not creative enough to come up with such a […]

Weekly Wits: 5/10/13

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What Should We Confess?

May 10 13 • Kevin M. Tierney • 0 comments

Wrapping up our series on the sacrament of confession, I’d like to deal with what I feel to be are the two most important parts. Frequently two questions are asked with this sacrament: What should we confess, and how often should we confess it? Due to poor catechesis (or worse) there are some who advocate that you should […]

A Case Against Abstinence

May 10 13 • Stephanie Calis • 0 comments

I don’t really like abstinence. Wait. What? I certainly think restraint is valuable–I resist the kind of trips where you go to Target for two things and come out with ten. I try not to eat meat on Fridays. I teach Natural Family Planning (NFP). In some cases, however, particularly the case of sexuality, abstinence […]

No One Prays Like a Mom

May 10 13 • Jake Frost • 0 comments

God gives Moms big hearts because He knows they’re going to need them. Especially when the Mom in question happens to live in a family full of jokesters. Take our family, where the Jokester-in-Chief is none other than Dad himself. One time Mom went down to the basement to do a load of laundry and […]

Poem: “To Uncle Clive”

May 10 13 • Matthew B. Rose • 0 comments

To Uncle Clive “At my first coming into the world I had been (implicitly) warned never to trust a Papist, and at my first coming into the English Faculty (explicitly) never to trust a philologist. Tolkien was both” – C. S. Lewis, Surprised by Joy You stubborn fool! You biased fool! Why did you not […]

How to Create a Simple Facebook Campaign for Your Business

May 10 13 • Ryan Eggenberger • 0 comments

I manage several social media accounts for various clients. From time to time, I get to help promote different products, events, and campaigns in order to get the word out. In addition to my client’s social media accounts, I have my own Twitter and Facebook account for EntreCatholic, my personal blog. While my Twitter account is […]

Naming the Gosnell Babies

May 10 13 • Fr. Frank Pavone • 0 comments

The trial of abortionist Kermit Gosnell is about much more than the man himself. In a painful way, it brings America face to face with abortion, which, as the defense argued, is “bloody” and “real.” For those who have had abortions, it brings them again in touch with a pain that is never really far […]

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