FAITHFUL REFLECTIONS: Fr. Gerald Murray

Seeing God's Hand in All Things

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‘Brain Death’ at the DMV

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By Any Other Name

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Massachusetts Abortion Bill Trojan Horse for Abortion Extremism

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Lawfare Against the Innocent

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Heartbeat International on Trial for Spreading Truth

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The Moral Deception of “Artificial” Life

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House Democrats Upset Moms.gov Doesn’t Promote Abortion

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Wake Up, Sit Up, Show Up

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Robots and Clones and Humans

Truth and Reason in Defense of Life

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Walgreens and CVS Will Soon Hand out Abortion Drugs

Biden thanked the pharmacies for making it easier for women to get abortion drugs.
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Alabama, Frozen Embryos, and the Law

A few states, like New York, still cling to the old common law “born alive” rule that you can’t be a victim of a crime or tort unless you’ve been born alive. But because of our inheritance laws, that unborn child can be a plaintiff for the wrongful death of her father – even...
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How the Church Can Be the Village

  America’s twin epidemics of isolation and low birth rates intersect in the heartbreaking experience of new mothers in America. In my short time as a mom (we have two toddlers and another child on the way), I have spoken with women at libraries, pregnancy centers, churches,...
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Death as the Way to Life

  This coming Thursday, Christians celebrate Jesus giving to his Church the sacrament of his body and blood. The Holy Eucharist is both a remembrance and a proclamation of his death. Both are included in the earliest reference we have to the Holy Eucharist, from a letter of...
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