Archive for January 13, 2019

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A pro-life Democrat on why language matters in the abortion debate

The language that people choose to use in reference to unborn children and ideological opponents is at the crux of... Read more

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By Mary Farrow

What pro-life Ireland can learn from pro-life America

With the dawn of legal abortion in Ireland, the pro-life movement in the country is beginning a fight that their... Read more

Pope Francis baptizes a baby in the Sistine Chapel Jan. 13, 2019. ?w=200&h=150

By Hannah Brockhaus

Children must see the faith lived at home, pope tells parents

At Mass in the Sistine Chapel Sunday, Pope Francis baptized 27 babies, reminding their parents that the first space in... Read more

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Mother Marla Marie stands on the front porch of the sisters’ Mother of the Light convent in Dartmouth, Massachusetts.

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President Joe Biden presents the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Jesuit Father Greg Boyle on May 3, 2024.

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