Continuing our campaign to convince the world’s wealthiest men to stop funding abortion and population control, PRI’s director of governmental affairs Scott Weinberg was in Redmond, Washington, in early November to talk to Bill Gates and his Microsoft shareholders. You will recall that a similar
In the end, Russian President Vladimir Putin decided that he did not want to condemn Russia to perpetual poverty. At the U.N. World Climate change Conference, held in Moscow September 29–October 3, Putin’s government shocked the global warming crowd by announcing that Russia did not
Edited by John L. Long Reviewed by Sarah Kramer Julianne and Anthony Cugini met at a Catholic youth bowling league. They dated, fell in love, married, and soon had two little girls. They then decided to postpone having more children for several years, Rather than
On November 5, 2003, the Culture of Life scored a victory in the domestic battle for the unborn. Ban Signed! President Bush, before a crowd of some 400 invited guests (including three of us from PRI), signed into law the Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act
PRI at 15 Father Marx founded PRI in 1989, so 2004 marks our 15th anniversary. The passage of such milestones usually invites retrospectives. But I’m less interested in what we’ve accomplished over the last decade and a half (quite a lot, actually), than in where
Haiti, the nation which occupies the western third of the island of Hispaniola, is the poorest country in the western hemisphere. Its poverty is magnified by the HIV/AIDS epidemic ripping through the population. Over six percent of Haiti’s population, or about 500,000 people, are living
Pro-lifers may be on the defensive in the courtroom, but they are winning the battle of the cradle. The first person to point this out to me was Father Paul Marx. A family sociologist by training, Father had noticed in his travels around the United
USAID-funded NGOs often work counter to the interests of families and children overseas. The effort to legalize prostitution in Russia, described in the below article, runs counter to the wishes of both the Russian and the American people, yet it is underway as we go
October 23, 2003 Volume 5 / Number 33 Dear Colleague: William Shakespeare once wrote that there is providence in the fall of a sparrow. How much more Providence in the fall of the BBC, a once great bastion of journalistic objectivity? Not much. The BBC
Dear Colleague: If you’re in Nebraska this Wednesday, Oct. 22, tune into KVSS Radio (88.9 FM on Catholic Talk) from 4:10-4:50 pm to hear Judge Robert Bork on Loving Life-which airs across the Heartland. Judge Bork is promoting the Rebuilding a Culture of Life conference
Continuing our campaign to convince the world’s wealthiest men to stop funding abortion and population control, PRI’s director of governmental affairs Scott Weinberg was in
In the end, Russian President Vladimir Putin decided that he did not want to condemn Russia to perpetual poverty. At the U.N. World Climate change
Edited by John L. Long Reviewed by Sarah Kramer Julianne and Anthony Cugini met at a Catholic youth bowling league. They dated, fell in love,
On November 5, 2003, the Culture of Life scored a victory in the domestic battle for the unborn. Ban Signed! President Bush, before a crowd
PRI at 15 Father Marx founded PRI in 1989, so 2004 marks our 15th anniversary. The passage of such milestones usually invites retrospectives. But I’m
Haiti, the nation which occupies the western third of the island of Hispaniola, is the poorest country in the western hemisphere. Its poverty is magnified
Pro-lifers may be on the defensive in the courtroom, but they are winning the battle of the cradle. The first person to point this out
USAID-funded NGOs often work counter to the interests of families and children overseas. The effort to legalize prostitution in Russia, described in the below article,
October 23, 2003 Volume 5 / Number 33 Dear Colleague: William Shakespeare once wrote that there is providence in the fall of a sparrow. How
Dear Colleague: If you’re in Nebraska this Wednesday, Oct. 22, tune into KVSS Radio (88.9 FM on Catholic Talk) from 4:10-4:50 pm to hear Judge