The Center for Medical Progress: Suppression of Undercover Videos May Be Linked to the Sale of Bodies from “Born-Alive Infants”

CBJ Editors 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,”

Fifth Annual Napa Institute Kicks-off with the Revelation of a Miracle

CBJ Editors 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

Harvard’s Porter: “The Fix is In for Healthcare”

CBJ Editors August 1, 2015

Harvard’s Porter: “The Fix is In for Healthcare” Outlines a Path Forward to Better Outcomes and Lower Costs at 23^rd Health Leader’s Summit

Special to the Catholic Business Journal by Thomas M. Loarie

Gawande: Five Crucial Questions Help People to Live While Dying; Reduce Waste and Suffering

CBJ Editors 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

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It’s About Fear, It’s About Money, It’s About Death – It’s NOT About Dignity

CBJ Editors 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

BOOK REVIEW: Camino de Santiago: The Dark Night of the Soul & Emptying Oneself to Move Forward

Thomas M. Loarie June 2, 2015

In the course of six weeks, author Sonia Choquette’s father and brother died unexpectedly, then she concluded she did not like her husband of 30 years. What was happening?

BOOK REVIEW: Inconvenient Facts—The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels

Thomas M. Loarie May 5, 2015

Alex Epstein’s book, The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels, begins to provide balance to the global debate on climate change, the use of fossil fuels, and the use of alternative sources of energy.

Crucifixion, The Cross, Faith and American Culture

Tim Von Dohlen April 21, 2015

Happy Easter! This was the best Lent I have ever had. Clearly, it was because of the book by Marcellino D’Ambrosio (Dr. Italy) 40 Days, 40 Ways: A New Look at Lent. You will do yourself a spiritual favor if you go ahead and purchase the book so you are ready for Lent next year. …

BOOK REVIEW: There is No Excuse Not to Innovate; Stakes are High and Time is Short

Thomas M. Loarie March 17, 2015

We live in a period of accelerating change—socially, culturally, and organizationally. Old norms and old institutions are being challenged, transformed and destroyed as never before. The massive structural change that is underway makes this period very different from all previous periods.

Faith Principles Matter: Dumbing Down America Undermines a Genuine Search for Truth

CBJ Editors August 23, 2014

Once or twice a week we watch a TV news segment where a reporter interviews a random sample of people on the street. Sometimes he asks about current events. Other times he asks about basic history or facts that should be common knowledge about famous historic figures. Sometimes he interviews students on college campuses (for example, Harvard).

TWO POPES AS SAINTS, TWO POPES PRESENT

Tim Von Dohlen May 16, 2014

My wife, Pat, and I were recently in Rome to attend the Canonizations of Saint John Paul II and Saint John XXIII. This trip was also a Pilgrimage to expand and enrich our Catholic faith by visiting historical sites and viewing relics, paintings and mosaics that tell parts of the Church’s amazing history. It was made even more meaningful because each of these Saints lived in our lifetime.

God bless Saints John Paul II and John XXIII

Tim Von Dohlen April 28, 2014

Now they have been proclaimed official Saints forever; worthy Catholic role models to emmulate now and for all future generations. Please go to the Catholic Business Journal Special Report Photo Gallery to see a short video clip of the Canonization and photos from the Canonization Mass and events leading up to these events of Divine…

Make Lent Count For The Long Haul This Year

Ric Brutocao March 3, 2014

In just a few days we enter the season of Lent. There have always been a few things that have bothered me about the way Lent is characterized. First, I wonder why it is considered a sad time. I understand that we commemorate the passion of our Lord and pondering this is not pleasant. But to us, the believers, there is so much more.

Time for a Closer Look

Tim Von Dohlen December 20, 2013

My wife Pat and I so enjoy the Christmas season. Most of all we enjoy that from Thanksgiving to year end we can become more reflective. Sure there is the hustle and bustle to get everything done before Christmas, but at the same time we are thinking of family, friends, and what we can do to help someone in need. It is our time to thank God for all our blessings. It is th

SAINTS AT WORK: St. Charles Borromeo

Fr. Chris Heath December 1, 2011

No computers… No phones… Yet what powerful business tips are found in the life of this 16th Century saint! As we scramble to daily improve our FaceBook and Twitter sales and awareness outreach, it’s difficult to imagine that anything—or anyone—from the 16th Century could reveal powerful business tips for success today. But the life of…

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BOOK REVIEW: Inconvenient Facts—The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels

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BOOK REVIEW: There is No Excuse Not to Innovate; Stakes are High and Time is Short

Faith Principles Matter: Dumbing Down America Undermines a Genuine Search for Truth

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What We Can Learn from Penn State

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