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When Abortion is Destigmatized, Women are Pressured to Abort
Most people recognize that stigmatizing abortion increases the cultural pressure for women to carry to term. There’s a flip side to this coin: destigmatizing abortion increases the cultural pressure for women to abort. The idealized abortion…
Missouri AG Promotes Amendment 3 to Save Babies From Abortion
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is speaking up in support of Amendment 3 to save babies from abortions. Her office is promoting a statewide television and radio message warning women that abortion centers no longer have to meet basic…
‘Uncle Vicha’ and the Doom of California : The Other McCain
Posted on | September 2, 2026 | No Comments San Francisco Judge Linda Colfax During the COVID-19 pandemic, the “Stop Asian Hate” movement gained nationwide attention, claiming there was a “sudden surge in anti-Asian racism” as a result of the…
When We Were Individuals, Not Categories
I am not sure care for the aged is a career I would pursue. We are in the tail of the baby boom curve now and as people like me die off – which will happen well before the end of the working life of the average current college student – the…
Learning to Value Success – Religion & Liberty Daily
“My grandparents made it, and we still live off that.” I had just arrived in Grand Rapids when I heard someone say this. It was said casually, the way you would mention the weather. No lowered voice, no shame. That is what stopped me—not the…
The Mass: Our intimate encounter with the transcendent Lord
All of us, whether religious or not, long for transcendence because the human heart was made for it. The post The Mass: Our intimate encounter with the transcendent Lord appeared first on The Catholic Thing. Source link
T.S. Eliot’s complete simplicity
In T.S. Eliot: An Imperfect Life, Lyndall Gordon plunders the various works of her subject to show how suffused they are with the travails of the life, especially the life’s hunger for faith. The post T.S. Eliot’s complete…
Walk in the footsteps of Fulton Sheen
A weeklong pilgrimage by the Fulton Sheen Movement will lead participants to the places and traditions that shaped Fulton Sheen’s life. The post Walk in the footsteps of Fulton Sheen appeared first on The Catholic Thing.…
Carmelite sisters building a monastery to ‘last a thousand years’ in Pennsylvania
Bucking modern architecture and building conventions, the Fairfield Carmelites have opted to build their monastery using old-world methods including traditional stonemasonry and timber framing. The post Carmelite sisters building a…
The English Martyrs and Tyburn’s Hidden Waters
In London, on the corner near the Marble Arch, there’s a noteworthy medallion on a traffic island commemorating Tyburn Tree. When English Catholics think of Tyburn, they think of the martyrs who died there – dragged through the streets after…