Ruth Speaks Out

I once told the Blackstone legal Fellows, if you knew that Roe v Wade was coming down the pike, wouldn’t you throw yourself in front

From USA Today: Three Iowa Supreme Court justices lost their seats Tuesday in a historic upset fueled by their 2009 decision that allowed same-sex couples

This election season, some friends of mine have made a project of reporting on the actual pro-abortion, pro-gay views and activities of a candidate. The

This is really an excellent blog post from the First Things blog. David Lapp dissects one economists’ approach to the decline of marriage among the

This article from Canada’s National Post focuses on a woman’s quest to give Donor Conceived Persons the right to search for their genetic, but absent

I’ve been telling my audiences that redefining marriage means redefining parenthood. I’ve told people that same sex marriage will create pressure for triple parenting. Now,

In my Magnificat (a daily Catholic prayer book) I found this quotation last Sunday, from Fr. Richard Veras: “I do not decide my mission, Jesus

I follow changes in the marriage debate across the country and around the world. I’m often surprised as I travel around that not everyone follows

I have been reading the new book, Never Enough, by William Voegeli at Claremont McKenna College, with great interest. His theme is that the advocates

The article in the Kalamazoo Gazette may have caused some confusion about my views on same sex adoption. My position on same sex adoption: •