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The political news is going full throttle, of course, and I just can’t keep up. Besides – why not just wait until we know what happened, and expend our analytical energy there? There’s a nice wrap-up of Amendment 2 blogging over at KC Catholic. Pro-Life Blogs is keeping up Sheila Liaugminas provides great analysis, as…

I’d been looking forward to the film version of PD James’ novel about the end of fertility – it’s 2027, and no babies have been born, no pregnancies have occured in 18 years, and no one knows why. The novel is most powerful in its examination, via their absence, of the importance of children. Well,…

The liturgiciblogosphere has been lurching back and forth over the past few days, attempting to follow the story of Whatever Is Coming. Cardinal Ricard, Archbishop of Bourdeaux and president of the French bishops’ conference, as well as a member of the Ecclesia Dei commission (charged with overseeing the implementation of the Indult and other related…

Just a myth: We’ll take care of it – if you only let us: ONE of Britain’s royal medical colleges is calling on the health profession to consider permitting the euthanasia of seriously disabled newborn babies. The proposal by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecology is a reaction to the number of such children…
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