Hungary has for years been developing policies in favor of babies, life, and families. However, it still has a law on the books that allows abortion up to the 12th week of pregnancy, a defect that the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and
For years, the Population Research Institute has documented the evils hidden within the concept of “gender” in countries around the world. On Sunday, September 4, citizens of Chile faced a decision that would affirm or deny the “gender ideology” as never before. At stake
From the time that Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia was named President of the Pontifical Academy for Life (PAV) by Pope Francis in 2016, the institution has gone through seismic changes. Today it bears little resemblance to the institution founded by Saint John Paul II in
I had an extraordinary experience a few weeks ago while attending Mass at Sacred Heart Parish in Winchester, Virginia. No, it wasn’t a mystical experience, but it struck me with almost the force of one. For the first time in 31 years as a Catholic, I
On July 7, 2022, the European Parliament passed a Resolution on abortion. In a rare move, the Resolution criticized a domestic decision of the United States, specifically the Supreme Court’s ruling in the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health case. Of course, being only a
Guatemala is a small Central American country with deep Christian roots, so the protection of life runs deep in its culture. However, for decades the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has imposed radical “reproductive health” and “family planning” programs on Guatemala to
While pro-lifers in the US celebrate Roe’s reversal, the Dobbs decision has not received a unanimous welcome, especially among some of our European friends. Indeed, a handful of European state leaders, including France’s Emmanuel Macron, England’s Boris Johnson, and Scotland’s Nichola Sturgeon, have actually used
A battle is currently raging in Kansas, represented by warring signs. The purple signs say “Value Them Both: Vote Yes”, while the blue signs say “Stop the Ban: Vote No” signs. Tomorrow the victor will be determined. Tomorrow, August 2nd, Kansas holds its primary
This week we celebrate the 54th anniversary of Humanae Vitae, the brave and beautiful encyclical of Saint Pope Paul VI promulgated on July 25, 1968. Brave? Absolutely. This eloquent articulation of the teaching of the Church and the fundamentals of the Natural Law constituted a direct challenge
“Now that Roe is Dead, Where Do We Go From Here?” That’s the go-to question PRI President Steven Mosher asked in this space three weeks ago. The impact of the Dobbs v. Jackson ruling is clearly profound. It presents a host of challenges and
Hungary has for years been developing policies in favor of babies, life, and families. However, it still has a law on the books that
For years, the Population Research Institute has documented the evils hidden within the concept of “gender” in countries around the world. On Sunday, September
From the time that Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia was named President of the Pontifical Academy for Life (PAV) by Pope Francis in 2016, the institution
I had an extraordinary experience a few weeks ago while attending Mass at Sacred Heart Parish in Winchester, Virginia. No, it wasn’t a mystical experience,
On July 7, 2022, the European Parliament passed a Resolution on abortion. In a rare move, the Resolution criticized a domestic decision of the
Guatemala is a small Central American country with deep Christian roots, so the protection of life runs deep in its culture. However, for decades
While pro-lifers in the US celebrate Roe’s reversal, the Dobbs decision has not received a unanimous welcome, especially among some of our European friends. Indeed,
A battle is currently raging in Kansas, represented by warring signs. The purple signs say “Value Them Both: Vote Yes”, while the blue signs
This week we celebrate the 54th anniversary of Humanae Vitae, the brave and beautiful encyclical of Saint Pope Paul VI promulgated on July 25, 1968. Brave? Absolutely.
“Now that Roe is Dead, Where Do We Go From Here?” That’s the go-to question PRI President Steven Mosher asked in this space three