Marriage & Family

By Sarah Merly, MRC TV - Florida’s Moms for Liberty (MFL) stands among the newly–and wrongly–defamed groups (by SPLC). The MFL website states that the organization “is dedicated to fighting for the survival of America by unifying, educating and empowering parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of government.”... “I think that Moms for Liberty tactics are definitely hateful,” said SPLC research analyst Maya Henson-Carey. “I think their overarching theme of calling for the abolition of the Dept. of Ed., attacking public schools specifically, and attacking public teachers for indoctrinating students with the radical Marxist agenda.

By Jack Devine, Patriot Post - Watch out for the “T” in LGBTQ, which is causing an awful lot of trouble... Transgenderism is madness, at every level: 1.) It’s false. The entire transgender premise — the notion that one’s gender is a matter of personal choice and not biology — is fiction. Redefining the term “gender” as a state of mind rather than an unalterable physical characteristic does not alter the reality that our human species is sexually binary; that male is male, and female is female ...

By Jeff Gardner, The Stream - Lately, stories have been making the rounds featuring angry parents confronting school boards over explicit, sexual material in schools. The material flagged by these parents is often so graphic that school board members refuse to look at it or hear it read aloud... While we should be concerned about the “worst of the worst” of sexualizing material in our schools, a significant body of data indicates that any sex education in school does more harm than good to our children.

By Bridget McCartney Nohara, EWTN News - As a lifelong lover of home design and the essence of “home” itself, stumbling upon "Feels Like Home" by Lauren Liess a few weeks ago at my local library simply made sense... Taking the book from the shelf, I quickly lost myself in the tranquil image on the cover... I flipped through a few pages, discerning if it was worth checking out... much to my surprise, I spotted the Blessed Mother prominently, albeit humbly, on a living room mantle. This was unusual for a secular home-design book.