A recent case has demonstrated that the issue of assisted suicide is not solely about alleviating suffering. In his perceptive book, The Culture of Narcissism, the American social critic Christopher Lasch observed that in modern life, “The usual defences against the ravages of age – identification with ethical or artistic values beyond one’s immediate interests, … Read more
Pro-life advocates were highly engaged during the 2018 State Legislative session, introducing and/or passing numerous bills pertaining to various aspects of reproductive rights. These included the Unborn Child Protection from Dismemberment Act, the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Acts, bans on abortions based on a diagnosis of Down syndrome, limitations on state funding of abortion, and … Read more
In a recent article, NRL News Today offered a critical analysis of the film “Obvious Child,” which depicts the experiences of a woman grappling with an unplanned pregnancy. Those who believe that there is a depth to which pro-abortionists can sink that other pro-abortionists will defend, may be surprised to learn that Amanda Hess found … Read more
The French aphorism, “Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose,” has been occupying my thoughts recently. This adage has been particularly relevant in the context of the ongoing debate surrounding abortion rights. Pro-abortion activists have been engaging in actions and espousing views that are not only objectionable but also increasingly bizarre. It is as … Read more
The pro-life movement in Pennsylvania and throughout the United States has consistently maintained that abortion is detrimental to women’s health and well-being. In light of the aforementioned circumstances, National Right to Life and the Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation have been vocal in their efforts to ensure that women who have experienced the tragedy and trauma of … Read more
The small arrow icon, which appears in the lower right-hand corner of my emails, has become a valuable tool in my digital communication. The icon’s official function is to “undo typing.” However, for me, it is frequently a source of significant relief. I initially embark on a particular line of discourse, but then I realise … Read more
For an extended period, whenever pro-life legislation was discussed or passed, those in favour of abortion asserted that it was a futile exercise. They contended that women would procure abortions regardless, traversing state lines or resorting to self-administered procedures. A prominent abortion researcher and promoter has advised those in favour of abortion to refrain from … Read more
In a culture where much of what is broadcast on television is dispiriting, the presence of a sixth-grader with Down syndrome represents a welcome and joyful respite. Lily Moore is a young girl with Down syndrome who is the subject of national television commercials for a major corporation. Her message of determination and kindness is … Read more
For the third time, a three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled in favour of Texas, upholding its request to maintain the state’s Heartbeat Law in place as the legal proceedings continue. In a one-page decision, the panel indicated that it would expedite the appeal and schedule oral arguments. The … Read more
In the year 2012, there has been a notable increase in the number of Americans attending independent films. One of these independent films, entitled October Baby and starring John Schneider, is now available on DVD. Its release coincides with the upcoming election on November 6th, which will see Catholics and others vote on a number … Read more