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Essay

What happened at the Vatican’s bio-extinction conference

September 21, 2017 Stefano Gennarini 14

A conference sponsored by two pontifical academies embraced a kind of environmental determinism that looks at human reproduction as a mere bio-technical issue. […]

Sojourns with Schall

Why football boots?

September 7, 2017 James V. Schall, S.J. 6

We do not see what is easily seen, not because it is not easily seen, but because we choose not to see it. […]

Books

“About Abortion”: Another one-sided look at abortion in America

August 8, 2017 Fiorella Nash 5

The first comment I should make before launching into a review of Carol Sanger’s book About Abortion: Terminating Pregnancy in Twenty-First-Century America is that she is no Ann Furedi. As the name of the publisher […]

The Dispatch

The horrifying, necessary story of America’s most prolific, cold-blooded serial killer

July 27, 2017 Fiorella Nash 3

In 2009, Detective Jim Wood was working as part of a task force fighting Philadelphia’s illegal prescription drug trade. Known to friends as ‘Woody’, Jim Wood was a committed Catholic, a devoted husband and father, […]

Analysis

Poverty is not the root cause of abortion

July 26, 2017 Stephen Phelan 12

As is often the case with secular refrains, there is an element of truth in it: the roots of (particular evil or problem) are structural; therefore strengthening or fixing the structure will solve the problem. […]

The Dispatch

What is the DUP? A pro-life activist on what to expect from the UK’s new government

June 29, 2017 Fiorella Nash 4

Earlier this month, Britain experienced a shock election result. Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May narrowly won the election but lost her parliamentary majority, having called the election with the intention of strengthening her position prior […]

The Dispatch

New documentary challenges the secrecy and denial surrounding abortion

June 26, 2017 Fiorella Nash 8

Abortion advocates claim to be very keen on talking about abortion. They want women to shout out their abortions, to express pride and joy in a procedure they increasingly acknowledge as an act of killing. […]

History

A Father’s Love: The Story of Charles and Anne

April 26, 2017 Dr. Samuel Gregg 18

When it comes to failed governments in our time, it’s hard to ignore French President François Hollande’s administration. Hollande’s record on basic issues like unemployment as well as his ineptness in the face of jihadist […]

The Dispatch

Defending the unborn in a giraffe-loving culture

April 18, 2017 Teresa Tomeo 0

Everybody loves April the giraffe, and now that world-wide, virtual group hug is being shown as well for April’s baby calf who finally came into the world just a few days ago.  The number of […]

The Dispatch

Melissa Ohden’s memoir is a tribute to love and a defense of innocent life

April 5, 2017 Fiorella Nash 0

On a summer’s day in 1977, a young woman was brought into hospital for a late-term abortion procedure. Her uterus was infused with saline solution intended to burn the baby girl inside and out, ensuring […]

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