My conversion to the pro-life cause began, strangely enough, when I took part in a pro-choice march.

The Brothers of Charity Group stated that it would allow doctors to perform euthanasia in any of its 15 centers, which provide care to more than 5,000 patients a year, subject to carefully stipulated criteria.

The exclusion of pro-life Democratic candidates feeds cynicism about our money-driven political process.

“Most of those people—my family, extended family—are not pro-choice. You think I’m kicking them out of the Democratic Party?”

To take Holy Communion in the face of death is to say that it is fellowship, and not food, that matters most.

The fight against the death penalty lays bare the strengths and weaknesses of the Catholic approach to pro-life issues.