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Biden Calls for Unity, Pushes Contentious Agenda

April 29, 2021

US President Joe Biden addressed a joint session of Congress on Wednesday evening, urging national unity while also proposing an ambitious - and inevitably contentious - legislative agenda.

Liberal Democracy Cannot Protect the Unborn. We Need ‘Illiberalism’

April 17, 2021

To the claim that liberal democracy can't save the unborn, some argue that the alternative to liberal democracy is worse. Those defenders of liberalism ignore the teaching of St John Paul II on the duty of governments and encourages moral relativism.

The Illiberal Project Will Fail

April 10, 2021

A growing number of Catholics reject something they think is liberal society, because it doesn't enforce the Catholic moral vision. They don't see that we have good reason to value liberalism, which protects Catholics as much as anyone else.

Colombian bishop responds to cathedral vandalism

March 12, 2021

A Colombian archbishop condemned an attack against a local cathedral March 8 by a group of radical pro-abortion feminists.

The Pro-Life Movement Does Not Go Cheap

February 09, 2021

Herself the mother of a developmentally disabled man who's aged out of care, Maria McFadden argues that the pro-life movement does more for them than Roberto Rivera argued in his "The Pro-Life Movement Goes Cheap."

PHE to roll out new Down’s syndrome test in June that will likely see rise in abortions

February 04, 2021

The number of babies aborted with Down's syndrome is expected to rise as Public Health England roll out a controversial screening test across the NHS from June.

Pro-life, Catholic leaders condemn repeal of Mexico City Policy

January 29, 2021

Catholic and pro-life leaders condemned the White House’s planned repeal of the Mexico City Policy on Thursday.

Three-quarters of Americans favour restrictions on abortion, a new poll finds

January 28, 2021

A new poll has found that 76% of Americans favour significant restrictions on abortion. The survey, commissioned by the fraternal order the Knights of Columbus, was carried out by The Marist Poll.