The poor, minorities and disability activists are the most vocal opponents of assisted suicide.
Anna Keating
Anna Keating writes and podcasts on Substack as “Inner Emigre.” She is also the co-author of The Catholic Catalogue: A Field Guide to the Daily Acts That Make Up a Catholic Life and is the co-owner of Keating Woodworks.
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Why Roald Dahl’s tales are as relevant as ever
Roald Dahl didn’t leave out the awful bits in his stories, and children love him for it.
Posted inIn All Things
It is my great honor to tell my children the Advent and Christmas stories that were once told to me.
In our increasingly secular country, the biggest holiday of the year is still Christmas, which, if you think about it, is pretty wonderful.
Posted inSynod on the Family
Reaching out to those who have experienced “a failure in love”
The “instrumentum laboris,” or working document, for the fall Synod on the Family speaks to the various needs of the family in the modern world, including the need for pastoral care for those who, as Pope Francis puts it, “have had the misfortune of a failure in love.”When it
Posted inFrom Our Archives
Separation Anxiety: What happens when we disassociate love and sex?
In her article in The New York Times, “Sex on Campus: She Can Play That Game, Too,” Kate Taylor describes a world of ambitious Penn undergraduates who put their personal interests and their résumés first. Many have chosen to avoid romantic relationships during college entirely in favor
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Marked for Christ: The sacred symbolism of religious tattoos
Gabe Wells wears glasses and a button-down shirt, is built like a tank and has several large, Catholic-themed tattoos. He got his first when he was doing a year of service after high school. It is an angel surrounded by ivy on his upper arm, a reproduction of a 15th-century illuminated manuscript. T
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Paradise Lost: What happens when we disassociate love and sex?
What happens when we disassociate love and sex?
Posted inFaith in Focus
Deliver Us: The sweet suffering of childbirth
The sweet suffering of childbirth
Posted inFaith in Focus
No Place Like It: A new mom makes a case for moving back home.
A new mom makes a case for moving back home.
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Life Choices: A barrage of questions surrounds my first pregnancy.
A barrage of questions surrounds my first pregnancy.