Articles by Susan Ciancio

On Friday, January 19, pro-life people from all across America will participate in the 51st March for Life. The theme this year is “with every woman, for every child.” This beautiful theme highlights one of […]

In our increasingly disposable society, we have now made it acceptable—and even laudable—to throw away people. We see an example of this with a Connecticut woman named Lynda Bluestein, who was the first non-resident of […]

A new year is upon us, and with a new year comes a chance for change. People traditionally make new year’s resolutions to improve themselves. These include things like eating healthier, exercising more, or reading […]

Christmas came a bit early this year for the Pregnancy Resource Center in Maryville, Tennessee. Just last week, the center took possession of a beautiful new mobile ultrasound van. It replaces the older van the […]

At the beginning of each month, Pope Francis asks the faithful to pray for a special intention. In December, that prayer intention is for people with disabilities. This couldn’t have come at a better time, […]

At the Culture of Life Studies Program, we understand the importance of Catholic education, and we know how to make learning fun. That’s why, as we celebrate Discover Catholic Schools Week—November 12-18—we want to explain […]

A recent article in The Guardian opened with this line: “By the time Chasity Dunans learned about her pregnancy, she had already lost the right to end it.” In that short sentence, readers understand where […]

Have you ever feared being alone or forgotten? If so, know that this is extremely natural and that over one-third of people feel the same way. Now imagine enduring that loneliness for an indeterminate amount […]

The veneration of motherhood—whether spiritual or physical—is vital to the pro-life movement and to how our society thinks about mothers and motherhood. Megan Madden—a Catholic mother and writer who has completed graduate courses in marriage […]