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Adoption changed teen’s outlook on life
By Jean Ko Din, The Catholic RegisterDominique Sousa has been pro-life since birth.
Understanding fertility is key to good marriage
By Agnieszka Krawczynski, Canadian Catholic NewsSURREY, B.C. – For Dominic and Lisa Price natural family planning is exactly that —natural.
Film steers youth away from porn
By Agnieszka Krawczynski, Canadian Catholic NewsVANCOUVER – Two activists have released a new documentary aiming to expose the prevalence and danger of pornography to youth.
Dunn family lives pro-life message at home and work
By Mickey Conlon, Catholic Register SpecialFor Kevin Dunn, being pro-life is a family affair.
Right to Try offers terminal patients another option
By Mickey Conlon, Catholic Register SpecialJeffrey Perrault can’t bring himself to condemn Bill C-14, the law that opened the door to legalized assisted suicide in Canada. He knows it may be an option he’s forced to consider as his battle with ALS worsens.
Young couple shares their life lessons
By Jean Ko Din, The Catholic RegisterThey say the first year of marriage is the hardest, but Michael and Vanessa Nicholas-Schmidt never would have guessed that their marital bliss would be cut short by a pile of dirty containers.
Making the case for Catholic education amid defunding cries
By Michael Swan, The Catholic RegisterFor the last three years Ontario’s Liberal government has opened up its budget-making process to anybody with an Internet connection and each year among the most frequent suggestions is de-funding the Catholic school system.
Why famed atheist Stephen Hawking is on a pontifical academy
By Andrea Gagliarducci, CNA/EWTN NewsVATICAN CITY – Stephen Hawking’s visit to the Vatican this week has raised curiosity, with some asking what exactly the famed astrophysicist and self-proclaimed atheist was doing in the heart of the Catholic Church.
Standing Rock anti-pipeline activists see Pope Francis as spiritual ally
By John Thavis, Religion News ServiceSTANDING ROCK SIOUX RESERVATION, N.D. – Does Pope Francis have a position on the Dakota Access Pipeline?
Atlanta Archbishop: Racism is a disease that must be cured
By Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory, Catholic News ServiceThe U.S. national election brought many issues that the Roman Catholic Church has to face. Below, Atlanta Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory, the former chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Task Force to Promote Peace in Our Communities, addresses the racism that came to the forefront in this U.S. political cycle.