Elections, Conscience, and Catholics
John M. Grondelski: Carl Anderson's new book calls on Catholics to shape society by grounding political engagement in natural law and Catholic anthropology.
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John M. Grondelski: Carl Anderson's new book calls on Catholics to shape society by grounding political engagement in natural law and Catholic anthropology.
Read →Virginia is teaching the masterclass this election season. Voters should not be fooled.
Read →Virginia voters will decide on Amendment 1, a constitutional amendment that enshrines abortion-on-demand through all nine months of pregnancy and removes the current parental consent requirement for minors seeking abortions. The amendment's language grants "an individual's right to reproductive freedom," which includes minors obtaining abortions without parental knowledge or consent, raising concerns about parental rights and medical transparency.
Read →Why are we embodied beings? Are bodies just receptacles, some of which might be “wrong”? Isn’t abortion just about a woman’s body? What’s a body for? In the light of reason and from a Catholic perspective, pro-life writer Stephanie Gray Connors (loveunleasheslife.com) asks these questions and insists the truth that bodies are not indeterminate. They […] The post REVIEW: My Body for You: A Pro-Life Message for a Post-Roe World appeared first on Celebrate Life Magazine .
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