Pro-Life

By John Grondelski, EWTN News - Some might be surprised to say that a war movie contains a culture of life, but it does. War, too, should be governed by moral rules. Catholic moral theology has talked about “just war” (meaning there can be unjust war) for more than 1,500 years... The central “life” question in Guns centers on Major “Lucky” Roy Franklin.. Commander of the mission, his luck runs out while scaling the cliff when the force reaches Navarone. He slips and breaks his leg.

By Jay Richards and John Zmirak, The Stream - Instead, most Christian thought leaders and pastors have treated the abortion-taint on these drugs as a mere trifle. Some, such as the leaders of the University of Notre Dame, are even mandating the vaccines for all returning students... As a group, not only have Christians failed to give companies an incentive to find other options. We’re fast on our way to surrendering our future voice and credibility on this issue.

A coalition of Catholic and Protestant charities just asked the U.S. Supreme Court to stop New York from forcing them to fund the killing of unborn babies in abortions... In a brief submitted Friday, the Christian organizations pointed to a 2017 mandate from the New York Department of Financial Services requiring that all employers in the state cover abortions in their employee health insurance plans.

By Jose Trasancos, CEO, Children of God for Life - Fr. Nicanor Austriaco and others have speculated that HEK-293 may have been established from cells taken from a miscarriage. That sounded like hogwash when I heard it and I started doing a little reading. A little reading turned into a bit more, and then a bit more... as I have spent some time on this after Fr. Nicanor Austriaco openly speculated that the HEK-293 cell line may have been developed using tissue from a miscarriage... I’ll lead with the conclusion. His statement is nonsense. ...