Social security is about to go belly up, financially speaking. And at the head of this crisis is a demographic disproportion: there are simply too few young people coming into the workforce to support the increasing numbers of elderly baby boomers who are retiring. In
On this, the anniversary of Humanae Vitae, I urge you to pray for the bishops, that they may have the courage to preach the fullness of the Truth where human sexuality is concerned. And also that you sign the petition of the Bellarmine Forum, drafted
Thanks to Melinda Gates, who recently declared the “global expansion of family planning her life’s work,” the women of the developing world are going to be showered with abortifacient contraceptives. These powerful, steroidal drugs will be injected and ingested by tens of millions over the
Last week the Second International Patient Privacy Summit took place in Washington, D.C. Our part in this conference was to bring Catholic Church teaching to bear on the question of who effectively owns these health records. Do we have a natural law right to these
FRONT ROYAL, VA, 6/11/12: — The recent 2nd International Patient Privacy Summit, held in Washington, DC on June 6-7, 2012, brought together leading experts in the field to discuss the issue of health privacy in America. Steve Mosher, President of PRI, who chaired a panel
The 31 May vote on PreNDA was a Pyrrhic victory—for the pro-abortion movement. You would think that any piece of legislation that wins a 246-168 majority of the votes of the House of Representatives would be on a fast track to become law. Passing pro-life
For three years, PRI has been urging Congress, through articles and testimony, to ban sex-selection abortions. We are happy to report that the Prenatal Nondiscrimination Act (PreNDA) — a bill which would do just this — will come before the House of Representatives tomorrow afternoon!
Steve Mosher, President of the Population Research Institute, will be speaking at the upcoming World Congress of Families VI in Madrid, Spain. His topic will be: “The Demographic Winter.” PRI is a proud partner of this major event, which will feature many pro-life leaders from
When Saraswati Devi awoke from the anesthesia, her clothes were soaked in blood. She was lying on a grass mat on the floor in excruciating pain, and there were no medical staff to answer her cries. She was one of 53 women who underwent surgeries
I was going to devote this page to my recent trip to New Zealand, where I gave seven talks to a total of over 3,000 people. But then a blind Chinese human rights activist named Chen Guangcheng escaped from house arrest, and my phone began
Social security is about to go belly up, financially speaking. And at the head of this crisis is a demographic disproportion: there are simply too
On this, the anniversary of Humanae Vitae, I urge you to pray for the bishops, that they may have the courage to preach the fullness
Thanks to Melinda Gates, who recently declared the “global expansion of family planning her life’s work,” the women of the developing world are going to
Last week the Second International Patient Privacy Summit took place in Washington, D.C. Our part in this conference was to bring Catholic Church teaching to
FRONT ROYAL, VA, 6/11/12: — The recent 2nd International Patient Privacy Summit, held in Washington, DC on June 6-7, 2012, brought together leading experts in
The 31 May vote on PreNDA was a Pyrrhic victory—for the pro-abortion movement. You would think that any piece of legislation that wins a 246-168
For three years, PRI has been urging Congress, through articles and testimony, to ban sex-selection abortions. We are happy to report that the Prenatal Nondiscrimination
Steve Mosher, President of the Population Research Institute, will be speaking at the upcoming World Congress of Families VI in Madrid, Spain. His topic will
When Saraswati Devi awoke from the anesthesia, her clothes were soaked in blood. She was lying on a grass mat on the floor in excruciating
I was going to devote this page to my recent trip to New Zealand, where I gave seven talks to a total of over 3,000