November 2, 2015
Michael Van Hecke, M.Ed., founder of the only history textbook publishing company for Catholic schools—the Catholic Textbook Project—and seasoned headmaster of a consistently Top 50 ranked Catholic school, will be attending (by invitation from the Vatican Congregation for Catholic Education) the Vatican World Congress on Catho
October 30, 2015
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Becket Fund is defendi
October 29, 2015
Oct 29, 2015 (CATHOLIC BUSINESS WIRE) — The Chinese government is apparently ready loosen to the stranglehold it has had on reproduction in that country since the late seventies—a little bit. Under the new policy, married Chinese couples will be allowed not one, but two children.
October 29, 2015
October 27, 2015
.- With a two-thirds majority vote, the more than 200 bishops gathered for the Vatican’s synod on the family supported Church teaching on hot-button issues such as homosexuality and communion for divorced and remarried persons.
October 27, 2015
Brooklyn, one of America’s biggest sees.
October 27, 2015
Truth is simple, clear, undecorated….and refreshing. As former Secretary of State Hilary Clinton is questioned before a congressional panel, we found a candid, straightforward interview with three members of a security team who were in the midst of—and survived—the 13-hour Benghazi seige. In these videos, they recount with pinpoint accuracy the events that unfolded that night, and that to this day remain etched in detail in their memories. No politics. No “gotcha” moments. Just simple fact of what they
October 27, 2015
“My goal is to continue to lead a Christ-like life” Prepare to be inspired...Read More>>
October 27, 2015
The Ave Maria School of Law in Naples, FL, also has a new Full-Tuition Scholarship Plan… Read More>>
October 20, 2015
Actor Jim Caviezel, star of Person of Interest (CBS) and renown for his role as Christ in Mel Gibson’s The Passion, narrates this new Knight of Columbus-produced film.
October 20, 2015
Corporate-funded Make-a-Wish Foundation does it again, down south this time. But the wish-come-true of thi remarkable 17-year-old with incurable cancer was to meet the Pope! Even more, he didn’t want anything more than for Pope Francis to bless all those children suffering from cancer.
October 20, 2015
As the Synod on the Family continues in Rome—(and keep in mind a synod is not a decision-making body in the Church, but rather a forum for open-air discussion —ed.), it is helpful to remind ourselves why marriage is important to human thriving. From individuals, to families, to the general
October 20, 2015
Earlier this year, University of California Santa Barbara Professor of Feminist Studies, Mireille Miller-Young was sentenced in a criminal case in connection with an assault on pro-life young people who took the pro-life message to the UCSB campus.
October 19, 2015
A fundamental rule of political campaigns is “whoever controls the agenda, wins the race.” It is precisely because of this reality that Hillary Clinton, despite all her political clout and huge campaign bankroll, will not be the next President of the United States. Nor will she be crowned the Democrat nominee, even though many believe it is inevitable.
October 14, 2015
Not legal impulses, but motivational, and operational….Read More>>
I have been co-leading a ministry, SING (St. Isidore’s Networking Group, Danville, CA), since 2002 which is focused on providing tools and support to those in career transition.
October 13, 2015
It takes special courage to say so, in that business—the business of Anitchrist?…. Read More>>
October 6, 2015
We must all pray for the success of the World Conference on the Family this September and the Synod on the Family following in October. Pope Francis is optimistic about the work to be done and recommendations that will be made to him. Pope Francis will make the decision on any outcomes of the Synod. Pope Francis is particularly concerned about “stress” on the family.
October 6, 2015
As of Monday, October 5, 2015, California became the fourth state in the U.S. with a state law allowing doctors to prescribe lethal doses of medications to terminally ill patients, thanks to a former Jesuit seminarian, California Governor Jerry Brown, who signed the bill into law.