The New York State Equal Rights Amendment and Religious Liberty

  In November 2024, the voters of New York State will determine whether an “Equal Rights Amendment” is added to the state constitution. The stated goal of this amendment is to ban unjust discrimination based on a broad variety of classes and characteristics. Despite this...
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The Holy Rosary

    Because Catholics celebrate the feast of Our Lady of the Rosary on October 7, the whole month of October is dedicated to the Holy Rosary. Originally called the feast of “Our Lady of Victory,” it was established by Pope St. Pius V to celebrate the defeat of invading...
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Colorado Abortionist Admits Hard Truth Pro-Abortion Activists Won’t

    This election cycle, presidential hopeful Vice President Kamala Harris and other pro-abortion activists have repeatedly alleged that late-term abortions are a myth. This narrative follows pro-abortion attempts over the past 50 years to gaslight the American public...
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Hundreds of Aborted Babies Could Be Denied Burial If New York City Changes This Rule

    Second-trimester aborted babies could soon be denied a proper burial if New York City implements a pending regulation. The NYC Department of Health appears still to be considering changing its regulations surrounding aborted babies. Babies aborted at “24 or more weeks of...
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A Lesson in Christian Charity

    One of the nicest surprises I received as a young priest came from a parishioner I had visited in the hospital. A few days after she returned home, she and her husband stopped by the rectory with a gift for me—a brand-new piece of luggage. I was very touched by her...
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Despite Attacks, Pregnancy Resource Centers Help Moms Like Me

    A Massachusetts pregnancy resource center helped my son Sam, and me start on a successful path, and it has been so disheartening to see the same center that helped us now attacked and discredited by Massachusetts politicians. This summer, Massachusetts Governor...
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Abortions in Indiana Have Plummeted, but There Is More Work To Do

  Do abortion bans really work to curb abortion? Advocates of abortion like to argue that they do not, but recent numbers out of Indiana, which has a near-total abortion ban, are promising. There were just 72 abortions reported in Indiana in the first half of the year,...
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Receiving as Persons Those Deemed Non-Persons

    I wish to remind Christians that acknowledging the humanity of the unborn child is at the heart of what it means to follow Jesus. In the Roman Lectionary for Sunday, September 22, 2024, we encounter what could serve as the signature pro-life passage of the New...
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Massachusetts launches $1 million campaign against pro-life nonprofits

  Massachusetts state officials are going to war against pro-life nonprofits that give women free diapers and help families provide for their babies and kids. The taxpayer-funded campaign, at a cost of at least $1 million, includes information sheets, graphics, and even...
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Near Tragedy in Texas Highlights Importance of Safe Haven Laws

A teenage mother in Houston recently put her newborn baby boy in a trash bag, tied it closed, and tossed him in a dumpster in the Texas July heat. Fortunately, a passerby heard the baby’s cries and summoned help. The event is shocking. A young mother left her own baby for dead in...
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