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by Culture of Life
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!!Action Item!!
Stand with us in support of the University of San
Diego's decision to keep its Theology Department free from heresy. It was the
right decision, and shows the kind of academic leadership Pope Benedict asked
Catholic educators to demonstrate when he visited the United States earlier this
year. Read more to sign the petition.
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09/03/2008
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by Dr. William E. May
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 Contemporary Western societies such as ours are marked by what Professor Robert George has called the “Clash of Orthodoxies.” The dominant view among the elites of those societies can be, I believe, summed up in the slogan, rooted in the culture of death, that “No unwanted person ought ever to be born.” Anderson, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus, offers Catholics (and in my judgment others of good will and open mind) a real challenge: to transform the world in which they live so that it is dedicated to the truth, central to the culture of life and civilization of love, that “no person, whether born or unborn, weak or strong, is to be unwanted, i.e., unloved.”
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07/08/2008
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by John Paul II Translated by Dr. William E. May
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Translated by William E. May
Michael J. McGivney Professor of Moral Theology
John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family at
The Catholic University of America
Author, Catholic Bioethics and the Gift of Human Life
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05/02/2008
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by William E. May
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Michael J. McGivney Professor of Moral Theology at the Pontifical John Paul II Institute at The Catholic University of America and Culture of Life Foundation Contributor
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04/18/2008
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by Joe Capizzi, Ph.D.
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There are some arguments the force of which I just do not get. In a Commonwealth piece, Eduardo Peñalver defends the view that Catholics should reflect on the “panoply” of social issues before they vote. Of course his point is to educate Catholics to resist the reductio ad abortion; that is, the perceived tendency of conservative Catholics to vote only for candidates who oppose legal abortion. Peñalver and others believe pro-life Republicans try to bully Catholics into voting Republican because Republicans alone are typically pro-life: thus he and others, like Catholics in Alliance for the Common Good, remind Catholics that liberals are people, too, and one can be a faithful Catholic and vote Democrat.
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10/04/2006
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