Tag: Pro-life
British lawmaker David Amess’s death ‘a painful loss,’ says cardinal
He is the second English lawmaker to be murdered in five years.
Paul Catalanotto: Where are the pro-lifers?
One of the most famous women in the world has recently testified in court to being sterilised against her will, and the silence from...
Benjamin Conolly: Stop celebrating death
The prolife movement doesn’t need supporters who approve the tragic deaths of our opponents
In the age of global news, I find it interesting how...
Mark Shea: A cautionary tale from America
The conclusion of a three-part series on heresy
We’ve been talking in this space about heresy and the Catholic Both/And approach to the Church’s social...
‘Zoe’s Law’ proposal falls short say faith, pro-life leaders
Reform needs to recognise a crime against a child in utero, say archbishops.
Monica Doumit: Stand firm against euthanasia
Another dodgy anti-life campaign is underway
Happy New Year!
While most of us took a break at the end of last year, to spend time with...
Simcha Fisher: When fighting a war, don’t destroy what you’re defending
How to stay human when the whole world seems at odds
Long before election day, I gave up trying to change anybody's mind about politics....
Monica Doumit: a law that shirks its duty
It’s called Zoe’s Law, but it’s not really Zoe’s law.
By now, everyone would know the story of Brodie Donegan, Nick Ball and their unborn...
Pro-lifers attacked by fellow students
A student event at a Sydney university campus turned ugly after protestors attacked a pro-life stall.
US Congressman Dan Lipinski: Catholic social teaching antidote to sectarianism
Catholic social teaching is desperately needed to enrich public discourse
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Juliette Kirkwood began work as a Community Care Worker in CatholicCare’s parish program a year and a half ago, but grew up in South-Western...
