Jeanie Hannaman

By Randall Smith, The Catholic Thing - The “right to reproductive freedom,” as it is called, is an interesting “right.” One might have thought it would be a “right” that would prevent the Chinese government from sterilizing women or enforcing a “one-child” policy. But, oddly, it’s not. In practice, it’s the right to terminate the life of another human being.

By Dorothy Cummings McLean, LifeSiteNews - We have all learned that in some Dioceses of the United States of America, and in particular in the Archdiocese of Chicago, the Ecclesiastical Authority is mandating its clerics and faithful employees to be vaccinated as a condition for attending celebrations, liturgical activities, and pastoral [work] and even for the mere fact of being priests with a ministry. Similar despotic measures are also imposed in Italy and other countries... Priests who do not comply with the provisions of the Ordinary will be deprived of their priestly faculties and means of subsistence.

By JP Nunez, Catholic Exchange - Yes, some of the first Christians lived in a communist-like way, but that was very different from what we know today as communism. For one, they did it voluntarily, and they didn’t believe people should be forced to live like they did. Secondly, not every Christian in New Testament times lived that way, and there is no record that those who didn’t were ever considered less Christian or less devout than those who did.