Pope Francis Pens Essay on Humor: ‘Irony is a Medicine’
The pope in his essay offered examples of good humor shown by his fellow popes St. John XXIII and St. John Paul II.
Results from Tag: 'new york times'
The Agony of Being a Child With Parents Who Get Old
Catholics might find this New York Times story instructive in terms of the assumptions and vision on display in the secular brave (and brutal) new world.
We All Hear a ‘Heartbeat’ — The New York Times Calls It Something Else
A recent New York Times article attempts to force scientific findings and manipulate the language to reach their own preferred conclusions.
Bombshell NYTimes Exposé: These Prenatal Tests Are Almost Always Wrong
Faulty prenatal testing exposes faulty human reasoning
New Report Exposes Drastically High False Positives in Prenatal Testing
The tests’ positive results are wrong around 85% of the time.
50 Years Ago, While America Slept, ‘Roe v. Wade’ Began to Transform the Nation
Consequential as it was, Roe got scant press attention when it first came before the Supreme Court in December 1971
Pro-Life Advocates: Planned Parenthood Can’t Just Wish Away Margaret Sanger’s Racism, Eugenics
In a recent op-ed, CEO of Planned Parenthood Alexis McGill Johnson addressed Sanger’s historic association with white supremist groups and eugenicists, acknowledging that the organization has failed to fully grapple with Sanger’s beliefs.
One Giant Leap for Mankind
NEWS ITEM: The New York Times tweeted Wednesday, “The Apollo program was designed by men, for men. If we do not acknowledge the gender bias of the early space program, it becomes difficult to move past it.”
Cardinal O’Malley Forwards Concerns to Nuncio after Times Bombshell on N.Y. Priest
The Cardinal, who is head of the Commission for the Protection of Minors, forwarded concerns about the N.Y. archdiocese allowing a priest under investigation for sexually abusing minors to remain in active ministry until the N.Y. Times report.
A Priest’s Powerful Impact on ‘The New York Times’ David Brooks
In an interview with Catholic News Agency, the bestselling author recounts how the example of Msgr. Ray East contributed to his latest book, The Road to Character.
