I first met Erika Bachiochi — then Erika Schubert — in July 1998, when she was my student in the Tertio Millennio Seminar on the Free Society in Cracow. 

To all of you I say: do not be victims of the culture.

The first reading in today’s Mass (1 Kings 17:10-16) speaks to us of the paradox of poverty.

Not only has denying the full humanity of all biological human beings always been a mistake, it has shown itself repeatedly to be one of the worst mistakes we ever make. 

If we were to pause and actively confront and acknowledge the reality of the grave evil that has so often purchased our vaccines, it might change everything.

The vaccine industry has a longstanding and troubling connection to the abortion industry, and that connection continues strong today.

A moral theologian urges Pope Francis to bring his forceful defense of prenatal children into a more central place of his pontificate.

On Monday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi criticized prolife voters who voted for Donald Trump on the abortion issue. 

A long time ago, even before the Dark Ages — we're talking about the 1970's, the Stoned Age — when I was in Junior High, I stood up in an English class and gave a speech against abortion.

This article is Part Two of a series—see Part One here.