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Total Darkness: What the Planned Parenthood videos tell us about ourselves
Planned Parenthood is selling baby parts and intact fetuses. How did it ever come to this?
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Seed of a New World: Film gives faith a new spin
Every once in a while, you come across one that you absolutely can’t turn down. What this group of young professionals in Austin is doing is one that you just can’t turn down.
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Crunchy Babies Update: The Man Behind the Planned Parenthood Videos Explains Why They’re Not a Hoax
“Our investigators spent almost three years deeply imbedded with Planned Parenthood and their affiliates. And we heard from their own mouths, over and over, again and again, that they make money off of selling the parts of aborted babies and have a profit motive in doing so.” – lead investigator Davind Daleiden
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So, how would you like your baby? More, or less crunchy? Planned Parenthood makes ordering baby body parts like ordering up a panini
Less crunchy?That’s something someone would say when ordering up a nice fresh turkey spinach panini at the local cafe.
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Can Catholics Donate Their Bodies to Science?
When I discovered that my mother had donated her body to science, I first was appalled. Are Catholics even allowed to do that? So, I researched the subject and wrote about it for National Catholic Register. Here’s what I found out: Can Catholics Donate Their Bodies to Science?
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Charity vs. Cruelty: When to shake the dust from your feet
It’s hard, I know. You want to be charitable and help others, as Jesus taught. But, what do you do when the someone you’re helping either takes advantage of your or refuses your help? Learn more in my latest post on “Catholic to the Core” on Patheos Catholic. Charity vs. Read more
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Charity vs. Cruelty: When to shake the dust from your feet
I’m ready to wash my hands of the whole mess. In fact, I see no other way. But, that leaves me struggling with the question of cruelty vs. charity. Is it cruel to turn away? Would the charitable thing be to keep trying to help? What’s expected of me as…