Shutting down opposition Sheila March 11, 2007 Ideas, if they are good, should hold up to scrutiny and intellectual inquiry. But we’re immersed in a culture — Read More
Catholic flap on Fox Sheila March 10, 2007 I came in on the argument right after it got underway last evening on Fox News, between Sean Hannity and Read More
Benedict to media: Be good Sheila March 9, 2007 Communications media have tremendous power to influence public opinion, form beliefs and cause social changes. So Pope Benedict, like his Read More
Relativism kills Sheila March 9, 2007 Euthanasia is appealing to more people around the world as the way out of terrible suffering, and the Church is Read More
Consistency in the civil rights struggle Sheila March 8, 2007 Intellectual honesty requires the question of how the civil rights movement to end injustice and discrimination can focus on the Read More
International Women’s Day Sheila March 8, 2007 On this day designated by the United Nations to honor and protect the world’s women better than the world Read More
Purity as an antidote Sheila March 8, 2007 The UN Commission on the Status of Women meeting this week had the opportunity to hear Archbishop Celestino Migliore of Read More
Not as Lost as they think Sheila March 8, 2007 Whether you’re a fan of the ABC series ‘Lost’ or not, I think last night’s episode had an Read More
Are you listening, Michael Schiavo? Sheila March 7, 2007 The stunning news came out this morning that a woman suddenly awoke from a coma of about seven years, and Read More
Tune in Sheila March 7, 2007 I had a good and lively conversation with Sean and Wendy on Relevant Radio’s Morning Air today, much of Read More