Democrats Reexamine Abortion

In postmortem discussions following another bitter election defeat, Democrats are debating whether their radical and monolithic support of abortion is costing them votes, especially in the “red” states.
Many leading Democrats argue that the party must allow open debate on… Read More

Abstinence Education Under Attack

Today, forty years after the dawn of the sexual revolution, most realize that the notion of “free love” is false. AIDS is wiping out half a continent; abortions take more than a million lives a year, and countless STDs negatively… Read More

People of Faith Deliver the Election

It is hard to imagine an election that featured more discussion of religion than the one that ended — thankfully — on Tuesday. Both candidates discussed their own faith and how it influences their approach to governing. In the end,… Read More

Kerry’s Catholic Supporters

There has been much discussion about whether Catholics in good standing can support Senator John Kerry for president because of his extreme views on abortion. His voting record and public statements on life issues clearly contradict the Church’s teaching and… Read More

Down to the Wire

With fewer than two weeks to go until election day, the race for president is a toss-up. While some national polls have President George W. Bush with a 5-7 point lead, larger sample-size polls show Bush with a 0-3% advantage,… Read More

Should a Catholic Vote for Bush or Kerry?

On Wednesday, Georgetown University’s Catholic Studies Election Forum presented, “Why should a Catholic Vote Republican…Democratic?” The forum, moderated by Georgetown’s Father John Langan, S.J., featured a surrogate for President George W. Bush and for Senator John Kerry. Each campaign representative… Read More

U.S. Senate Majority Hangs in Balance

The contentious presidential race dominates the political news these days. However, President George W. Bush and Senator John Kerry are not the only names that will appear on the ballot on November 2nd. Thirty-four states are also holding U. S.… Read More

House FMA Vote Falls Short

On Thursday, the US House of Representatives failed to pass the Federal Marriage Amendment (FMA). The vote fell short of the two-thirds supermajority needed for passage of a constitutional amendment, although it did pass with a healthy majority of 227… Read More

Playing the IRS Card

Religion is playing a central role in the 2004 elections and regular church-goers concerned about life issues and protecting traditional marriage are a critical voting bloc. Americans United for Separation of Church and State (AU), “Catholics” for Free Choice (CFFC)… Read More

Public Witness Public Scandal

On Thursday, the Ave Maria School of Law assembled an impressive group of scholars in Washington at the National Press Club to examine the controversy surrounding self-described Catholic lawmakers who continually ignore their faith when it comes to pro-life issues.… Read More

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