Category Archives: Contraception
A Catholic vote for Obama: Is it a sin? A sign of co-dependency?
Do Catholics you know insist that President Obama still has their vote? If so, maybe it’s time to talk “sin” and “co-dependency.” They’ve got to let go. Continue reading
Abortion: A Private Matter Between a Woman and Her…Vending Machine?
“Emergency contraception” dispensed from a vending machine is the perfect icon of our culture’s impersonal–and utilitarian–view of sex and reproduction. Continue reading
Filed under Abortion, Contraception, Fertility and Infertility, Health, Policy and Culture, Relationships, Sexuality, Women
Catholic Youth Ministry under fire over Girl Scouts’ pro-abortion ties.
Behind the Girl Scouts’ cookies, slogans, and badges is a deadly reality: partnerships with U.S. and international advocates of sexual “empowerment,” contraceptives, and abortion. Continue reading
Dr. Kermit Gosnell, Abortion, and the Ravenous Nature of Evil
A heart that kills innocent human beings at 24 weeks won’t flinch at killing at 25. One good from Dr. Kermit Gosnell’s killings: we have a renewed sense, in our own hearts and souls, of the ravenous power of evil. Continue reading
Filed under Abortion, Children, Contraception, Fertility and Infertility, Policy and Culture, Women
Selfish Parents: Embryos on Ice and Utilitarian IVF
Gillian St. Lawrence, a D.C. woman, fertile and married, chooses IVF and freezes her embryos for later so career, personal and financial goals are uninterrupted–but at what cost? Continue reading
Kids, Condoms, and the Provincetown School Board: Arrogance on Display
When a school board offers condoms to kids 12 and under–and prohibits parents from “interfering,” arrogance is on display. And the children will suffer. Continue reading
Sex, Women, and The Pill: Insights on The Pill’s Real Consequences
The pill promised sexual utopia without consequences. In real life, the pill proves that sex still has consequences. What’s changed for women is why they have sex and what consequences they face. Continue reading
Filed under Abortion, Catholicism, Contraception, Lessons Learned, Parenting, Relationships, Sexuality, Women
Condoms for 12-year-olds
(Warning: graphic) Sorry to spoil your breakfast, folks, with revolting news, but you should know about this. The largest Swiss manufacturer of condoms announced a new product launch last week: condoms, size extra small, designed to fit boys as young … Continue reading
Filed under Children, Contraception, Family, Kids and Character, Moms and Motherhood, Parenting, Sexuality
Tweeting Abortion
My heart is so sad. I just watched the chilling YouTube video by Angie Jackson, a Florida mom undergoing an abortion at-home using RU-486. Angie wants the world to experience her abortion with her—so she’s “tweeting” about, in graphic detail … Continue reading
Bump+ and the Fatal Flaw
Today, on the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, a new web-based series, “BUMP+,” serves the abortion issue up to the American public in a new way. The 13-week series unfolds the stories of three women facing crisis pregnancies. What’s unusual … Continue reading
Filed under Abortion, Children, Contraception, Family, Moms and Motherhood, Parenting, Policy and Culture, Sexuality, Women
