Genesis Has the Answer to So Many of Our Present Cultural Missteps
Author interview with theologian Monica Migliorino Miller, who says that ‘the primary crisis of our culture right now is a denial of natural law.’
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US Bishops Respond to Senate’s Failure to Pass Women’s Sports Bill
In a statement released by the bishops’ conference, Bishop Robert Barron and Bishop David O’Connell called the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act ‘commonsense legislation that would ensure fairness for female athletes.’
Trump Vows Executive Action ‘on Day 1’ to End ‘Transgender Lunacy’
The president-elect, during a speech on Dec. 22, vowed to sign executive orders to end transgender surgeries for children, to prevent biological men from playing in women’s sports, and to end the promotion of gender ideology in schools and the military.
‘Male and Female He Created Them’: Olympic Boxing Match Ignites Fierce Gender Debate
First, we must preach the truth that men and women are equal but different.
‘Settled Science’? Anthropologists Don’t Know the Difference Between Men and Women
COMMENTARY: Ideology is trumping the free exchange of ideas, open inquiry and the scientific method itself.
Vatican Document Fortifies Catholic Schools in Debate Over ‘Gender Theory’
‘Male and Female He Created Them’ warns that an emphasis on gender identity over biological sex has sparked a ‘cultural revolution’ that must be met in the classroom with a reaffirmation of Christian truths and compassion.
Authentic Feminism in the Modern World
Catholic women proclaim truth rooted in Church teaching and science.
Nebraska Bishops: Students Should Participate in Activities and Sports According to Birth Gender
The Nebraska bishops, along with the Nebraska Catholic Conference, urged voting in favor of the “sex on the certificate at birth” bylaw amendment.
Bishop: ‘Separation of Biological and Social Gender Is Basic Error of Gender Theory’
Bishop Rudolf Voderholzer of Regensburg, Germany, taught that ‘the essence of man and woman is the potential to become a father and the potential to become a mother, respectively. These are not exchangeable roles, but, rather, gifts from the Creator, and, in the last instance, a calling.’
