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Hitting the Snooze Button on the Biological Clock

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The Church’s Countercultural Mary

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Trump Pardons 23 Pro-Life Activists

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The Taming of the Ultrasound

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Thomas More Society Petitions Trump Administration to Pardon Activists Convicted under FACE Act

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When a Monk Dies

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Iowa House Speaker Promotes Focus on ‘Alternatives’ over Further Protections for the Preborn

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“We Want Mamma!”

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"May I Interrupt you?" "Go Right Ahead."

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Ohio Abortion Lobby Doesn’t Want Women To Be Told Baby Has a Heartbeat

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Sisters of Life celebrate legal victory

  When you live in a pro-abortion state like New York, the inveterate hostility of the government can sometimes feel like a force of nature. It is all too easy for people to become discouraged, as if resistance is futile. But the Sisters of Life have shown us once again that...
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As Ohio Goes, so Goes the Nation?

  The pro-life movement’s Nov. 7 loss of the Issue 1 vote in Ohio was not much of a surprise to those who had been following the polling, advertising, and media coverage carefully. In fact, the loss had been, practically speaking, realized months earlier in August when a...
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Equal—but Still Separate

  When I first learned about the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court decision in grade school it seemed to me to be eminently just. School segregation had been manifestly wrong, an affront to human dignity. Underlying the “separate but equal” paradigm that held...
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“Faith alone may see His face”

    This last week in May, either on Thursday or on Sunday, Catholics celebrate Christ’s gift of himself to us in the Holy Eucharist, the sacrament of his Body and Blood. The Feast of Corpus Christi was established in 1264 by Pope Urban IV, who asked St. Thomas Aquinas...
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