December 9, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 48 Dear Colleague: Colombia’s Constitutional Court slapped down a lawsuit seeking to overturn that nation’s abortion law, and pro-life activists across Latin America celebrate. Steven W. Mosher President A Feast for Life By Joseph A. D’Agostino In the
November 23, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 46 Dear Colleague: The more we learn about Judge Alito, the better we like him. But many in the media and liberal interest groups will try to convince you not to. Steven W. Mosher President More Smiles for
November 18, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 45 Dear Colleague: President Bush missed an opportunity to spotlight one of China’s most widespread and serious human rights abuses, but a very different politician did not. Steven W. Mosher President Abuse of Chinese Women and Children: Speak No
November 11, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 44 Dear Colleague: France’s riots may portend France’s end, due to the unfashionable topic of demographics. Steven W. Mosher President Frances End By Joseph A. D’Agostino Demographics is not a fashionable issue. Pundits and politicians prefer to discuss
November 4, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 43 Dear Colleague: So far, Judge Alito strikes us as a solid choice for the U.S. Supreme Court. A few of his rulings on abortion may require a little explaining. Steven W. Mosher President Smiles for Scalito By
From time to time we get encouraging letters from secret allies within the administration, such as the one below: Dear Steve, I wanted to convey to you that the reason why I am at USAID is because of you. From way back, even before graduate
“In the Population Research Institute’s Weekly Briefing today [4 November 2005], Joseph D’Agostino says that pro-life concerns about cases in which Bush’s Supreme Court nominee Judge Samuel Alito did not rule in a pro-life direction rest ‘on a fundamental misunderstanding of judges’ proper role.’ “D’Agostino
PRESIDENT’S NOTE: Father Paul Marx, our founder, has been warning for decades of the dangers of unchecked Muslim immigration into Europe. As Paris burned, we reflected on Europe’s new demographic realities — Steve Mosher Demographics is not a fashionable issue. Pundits and politicians prefer to
Unborn Babies Cry As we investigate the life of the unborn, we continue to find evidence that babies in utero share characteristics with their newborn siblings. A recent study even found babies in their mothers’ wombs actually cry. The study was carried out to assess
Catholic Church and Vatican Talk The Catholic Church and the government-acknowledged Chinese Catholic Church have been at odds for many decades. The main concern between the Vatican and the Chinese government has been one of control: Who controls the local church and who appoints bishops.
December 9, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 48 Dear Colleague: Colombia’s Constitutional Court slapped down a lawsuit seeking to overturn that nation’s abortion law, and
November 23, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 46 Dear Colleague: The more we learn about Judge Alito, the better we like him. But many in
November 18, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 45 Dear Colleague: President Bush missed an opportunity to spotlight one of China’s most widespread and serious human rights
November 11, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 44 Dear Colleague: France’s riots may portend France’s end, due to the unfashionable topic of demographics. Steven W.
November 4, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 43 Dear Colleague: So far, Judge Alito strikes us as a solid choice for the U.S. Supreme Court.
From time to time we get encouraging letters from secret allies within the administration, such as the one below: Dear Steve, I wanted to convey
“In the Population Research Institute’s Weekly Briefing today [4 November 2005], Joseph D’Agostino says that pro-life concerns about cases in which Bush’s Supreme Court nominee
PRESIDENT’S NOTE: Father Paul Marx, our founder, has been warning for decades of the dangers of unchecked Muslim immigration into Europe. As Paris burned, we
Unborn Babies Cry As we investigate the life of the unborn, we continue to find evidence that babies in utero share characteristics with their newborn
Catholic Church and Vatican Talk The Catholic Church and the government-acknowledged Chinese Catholic Church have been at odds for many decades. The main concern between