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Missed our annual dinner back in October? You can watch all the proceedings here! Also check our photo gallery of the event, and check back often for more photos, news—and exciting updates about next year!   PART ONE   Fr. John McCartney: 0:34 Maria McFadden Maffucci... Read More →

U.S. CONGRESSWOMAN HONORED TO SERVE THE 7TH DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE PRESS RELEASE   HONORED TO SERVE THE 7TH DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE PRESS RELEASE               CRIMINAL AND REGULATORY REFERRALS The House Select Investigative Panel has concluded its yearlong investigation and... Read More →

Great is the fury of the pro-choice community. And wouldn’t you be riled, too, if the State of Texas (or any other governmental entity, for that matter) had undertaken to train an unflattering spotlight on your philosophical premises? That’s what Texas’ new requirement for... Read More →

After their devastating losses in the November election, Democratic Party leaders finally understand that they have a huge problem with blue-collar Americans. They know it will take major efforts to regain the trust of the working class they used to champion. But doesn’t it occur... Read More →

Then Herod, when he saw that he had been tricked by the wise men, became furious, and he sent and killed all the male children in Bethlehem and in all that region who were two years old or under, according to the time that he had ascertained from the wise men. Then was fulfilled... Read More →

It’s the claim that the opponent argues illogically when he hasn’t that’s the sneaky thing. People on all sides of every contentious issue do this, but the pro-choice movement seems—and I’ll admit I may be biased here—particularly keen on this way of trying to win an argument... Read More →

In the wake of last summer’s Center for Medical Progress (CMP) videos depicting Planned Parenthood affiliates illegally profiting from fetal tissue, the Senate Judiciary Committee majority staff began to analyze over 20,000 pages of documents provided voluntarily by the... Read More →

One hundred and forty-four years separate the first woman to campaign for the presidency of the United States and the latest to have done so. Despite this extended period of time, during which America has changed dramatically, it is interesting to note that the lives and views of... Read More →

[This reflection was written by Peter Barry, who is a good friend of Rev. Ross Blackburn. Mr. Barry, his wife Elizabeth and their seven children live in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They attend Christ Church at Grove Farm.]   “Is the Fetus a person?” The title of Dr. Roy Bow... Read More →

Yesterday, the Ohio legislature passed a controversial “heartbeat bill” that would ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat could be detected, which usually occurs around six weeks into a pregnancy. Even if Ohio governor John Kasich signs the bill, it is likely that it would be... Read More →