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Home: Current Issues: Media Current Issues: MediaArticles:Life: A 'Dangerous' Choice - Colleen Carroll CampbellSuper Bowl Sunday epitomizes everything radical feminists once loved to loathe: violent aggression celebrated as spectator sport, male-only competition that relegates women to scantily-clad supporting roles on the sidelines, and boorish commercials using women as high-paid props to sell men beer. New Read more... A loathsome Catholic — but still a Catholic - Michael CorenAccording to various headlines across the world, the Pope has “welcomed back into the Church a Holocaust-denying Bishop” and “Ripped to shreds Catholic-Jewish relations for a generation.” Read more... Admit it: You're afraid - Rev. Raymond J. de Souza'I'm afraid, but fine, so deal with it," said Ezra Levant, publisher of the Western Standard, of his decision to publish the world's most famous cartoons. "Get security or just be careful. But I'm not so afraid that I'm going to sell out our heritage of freedom." Read more... Aids and the News Media - ARCHBISHOP CHARLES CHAPUTThe recent series on Priests and AIDS in the Kansas City Star used highly misleading statistics to promote an anti-Catholic agenda. Read more... An Unnecessary and Untoward Controversy - George WeigelBrother Roger Schutz, founder of the Taize Community in France, was one of the great Christian spirits of the 20th century. Read more... Anchors Aweigh - Sterling RomeBias in broadcast news anchors is inevitable when the profitability of entertainment is placed ahead of the integrity of information. Read more... Anti-Catholicism - Archbishop Timothy DolanThe following article was submitted in a slightly shorter form to the New York Times as an op-ed article. The Times declined to publish it. I thought you might be interested in reading it. Read more... Apocalypse No - Peggy NoonanThe New Republic's editors seem to have mistaken Vietnam movies for real life. Read more... Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen: Catholic Media's Greatest Star - THOMAS REEVESWhen Sheen went on television in February 1952, his Life Is Worth Living programs became extremely popular, competing effectively against shows starring “Mr. Television,” Milton Berle, and singer-actor Frank Sinatra. Read more... As Long As They Spell Our Names Right - Fr. Richard John NeuhausWhy is religion so little and so poorly reported in the media, or is it? Read more... Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 [>>] Pages Updated On: 06-Feb-2010 - 13:25:47
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