Knowing that some Planned Parenthoods now refer to an abortion as a “voluntary miscarriage” is sickening and further compounds the heartbreak of losing a child.

Doctors may not always look out for the best interests of their patients, so when it comes to end-of-life care, we must protect ourselves and our loved ones by being educated and by asking questions.

Why should an institute, let alone a Catholic institute, recommend introducing concepts and material regarding sexuality to very young children?

n our selfish world, we see motherhood scoffed at, we see babies thought of with disdain and discarded. We see people show more concern for the well-being of animals than for human life.

It used to be said that it takes a village to raise a child. And it was not only comforting, but the norm, for people other than parents to watch out for children, no matter who they were.

Atrocities against human beings occur every day worldwide. Often we hear an outcry when an offense is especially egregious. But what could be more egregious than the wanton slaughtering of innocent babies?

This sounds like it came from Planned Parenthood, NARAL, or Obama’s desk, but it did not. It came from the New York-based The Satanic Temple.

Animals, especially those that are threatened or endangered, deserve our care and protection. But we must not close our eyes to humanity—to life that grows within a woman’s womb.

We are telling God we have no use for Him any longer. We now see the destruction this causes—in lives, in families, in society. When will it end?

The lack of respect for life exists not only in America, but in other countries as well. We see this in a recent assisted suicide proposal and in the widespread support for it in England.