August 4, 2015
Over the course of the next two weeks, the Catholic Business Journal will be publishing articles on invaluable insights, speakers and learnings gleaned on-site at the Napa Institute conference that took place July 29 – Aug 2, 2015. Already two articles have been posted, along with many live tweets (@CatholicBizNews, #Cat
August 3, 2015
The 2015 Gabriel Awards honoring excellence in film, television, radio and internet were presented to top communicators, acknowledging outstanding artistic achievement in media that entertains and enriches with a true vision of humanity, at the
August 3, 2015
Special to the Catholic Business Journal by Thomas M. Loarie
NAPA, CA –BREAKING NEWS: David Daleiden, the investigative journalist best known for recently releasing videos culled from a 30-month-long investigation documenting Planned Parenthood’s illegal sale of body parts from aborted fetuses, said Saturday that there is much more to reveal.
Speaking Saturday during a session on “pro-abortion myths” at the Fifth Annual Napa Institute, Daleiden explained that a temporary restraining order obtained by StemExpress, a Placerville, CA-based company included in Daleiden’s investigation, was “trying to suppress an admission by StemExpress that it had received fully-intact bodies of babies from Planned Parenthood.”
“This represents prima-facie evidence that Planned Parenthood sold the bodies of born-alive infants to StemExpress,”
August 2, 2015
No Medical Explanation for Elimination of Stage IV Colon and Liver Cancer
Special to the Catholic Business Journal by Thomas M. Loarie
August 1, 2015
Harvard’s Porter: “The Fix is In for Healthcare” Outlines a Path Forward to Better Outcomes and Lower Costs at 23rd Health Leader’s Summit
Special to the Catholic Business Journal by Thomas M. Loarie
July 30, 2015
Gawande: Changes Needed to Reduce Costs and Suffering in Healthcare
Five Crucial Questions Help People to Live While Dying; Reduce Waste and Suffering
—Special to the Catholic Business Journal by Thomas M. Loarie—
July 28, 2015
On July 14th and July 21st, the Center for Medical Progress released undercover videos showing Planned Parenthood executives casually discussing the harvesting and sale of baby body parts. Today, July 28, “Women Betrayed” rallies are being held nationwide calling for no more TAXPAYER funding to
July 28, 2015
Having already donated more than $3 million in humanitarian aid to persecuted Christians and other religious minorities in the Middle East, the Knights of Columbus will expand its efforts even further with a national campaign to raise funds and foster awareness of the terrible suffering of Christians and others in the Middle East.
July 28, 2015
Pope Francis will resume his weekly general audiences next month after a period without public commitments following his gruelling Latin American trip but the pontiff continues to work through the summer preparing for his upcoming visit to Cuba and the United States, a senior Vatican official said Friday.
July 28, 2015
For the third consecutive summer, the pope will work during the summer… Read more>>
June 19, 2015
CA SB 128 is legislation currently being considered in two separate committees in the California Assembly. It allows for patients who have received a terminal diagnosis to request from a physician a lethal dose of medication for the purposes of pre-emptively killing themselves. In other words, this legislation advances doctor assisted suicide, sanctioned by th
May 18, 2015
Three acquaintances of mine have recently lost their jobs in what appears to be unjust circumstances. One was a well-respected director at a Fortune 500 company. A new boss came in and fired her unceremoniously, despite the fact that a few months earlier, she had received a stellar performance review and an above-average bonus.
April 28, 2015
If you are a leader in your company/organization, I’d encourage you to take a look at a 2013 study conducted by Gallup, a company that’s well-respected in the field of employee engagement and retention research.
April 14, 2015
Ave Maria School of Law’s bar passage was ranked #1 in the state of Florida with 83 percent of graduates passing the February bar exam on the first try. This far exceeds the statewide average passing rate of 64.3 percent.
April 7, 2015
For triathletes, March is a month of new beginnings. For most it is the beginning of the triathlon competitive season that begins now and builds through the Kona World Ironman Championship in Kona in early October.
February 18, 2015
I received Francis: The People’s Pope as a Christmas gift from my “little” sister, Mary Lu. She is very special, as she has had to put up with five brothers throughout her life! The stories she could tell…yes, she is destined to become a saint.
January 20, 2015
The Vatican is the spiritual center of Catholicism, and hosts the church bureaucracy, the Curia. Like any human organization, the Vatican’s Curia has its share of “HR issues.” Pope Francis recently identified 15 very specific ailments that he claims befall the Curia. Like any good leader, he not only identifies the problem but suggests
January 16, 2015
In announcing the death of Harry V. Jaffa, the Claremont Institute, an influential think tank since the ‘70s, issued one of the most touching tributes any professional, especially a teacher, could hope for, using these words, “our longtime friend and teacher” and “he influenced three generations of students.” Friend and Teacher. Three generations.
January 13, 2015
The Plastics Academy announced Monday that it would honor nine individuals for their contributions to the plastics industry by inducting them into the Plastics Hall of Fame at a ceremony to be hosted in Orlando, Fla. at NPE2015.
October 29, 2014
Why is it that we continue to refer to “marrying up” in predominantly socioeconomic terms, as if we’ve just signed a contract for a kitchen renovation instead of a nuptial covenant between two loving persons?
The oft-discussed idea of “marrying up” pervades online journalism, from a New York Times piece by Stephanie Coontz, “The M.R.S. and the Ph.D.” to Kate Bolic’s piece in The Atlantic about the “radically shrinking pool of