Abortion & IVF
A selection of recent articles on this topic
Pope Paul Said No
In September 1988, just five months before his death, Fr. John Ford, SJ revealed a conversation he had had…
A Diagnosis of Moralosis
An odd thing happened in Ireland on Easter Sunday. A politician, a senator who had been chairperson of…
Check the Box and Take the Cash
Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government is well over halfway through its statutory four-year mandate, and the prime minister…
Roe v. Wade Derangement Syndrome
The defense of the indefensible often leads to a kind of derangement in otherwise rational people. That…
Adoption and the Firing of Kevin Williamson
I have been following the controversy over the firing of Kevin Williamson from The Atlantic for his…
Not Dead Yet
Dan Lipinski, one of the last openly pro-life Democrats in the House of Representatives, prevailed Tuesday in…
Planning Parenthood
I am not a fan of Natural Family Planning. My husband and I have been using NFP—or…
The Abortion Exception
On March 20 the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in National Institute of Family and Life…
An Open Letter to Pro-Life Sidewalk Witnesses
Recently, Charlotte Allen recounted her experience as a pro-life witness outside the Planned Parenthood clinic in Washington,…
Lent at Planned Parenthood
A few days ago I did something I’d never done before: I joined a group of people…
Bullets for Babies
Fill in the blank: No new law will ever stop a determined person from getting a(n) _______.…
Canada’s Pro-Abortion Politics
In December 2017, Canada’s Liberal Party government, headed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, barred organizations that oppose…
Why the 2018 “Gerber Baby” Choice is So Important
Each year, Gerber, the baby food manufacturer, holds a “cute baby” photo contest, the winner of which…
Last of the Pro-Life Democrats Under Fire
And then there were three. That is how many pro-life Democrats remain in the House of Representatives.…
Ireland’s Constitutional Crisis
For nearly six years I have been involved in what has seemed a continuous political battle, loosely…
