Settle down and take a deep breath Sheila September 9, 2009 Since the beginning of the Obama adminstration, Democrats have been using the term ‘reset’ a lot. It has a lot Read More
Is the assisted-suicide movement winning? Sheila September 9, 2009 Yes, says expert bioethicist Wesley J. Smith. The assisted-suicide movement has come a long way in just a couple of Read More
Suspend disbelief Sheila September 8, 2009 Hillary Clinton’s remark to Gen. David Petraeus on his 2007 Iraq report came to mind when I read this NRO Read More
“Death by bureaucrat” Sheila September 7, 2009 ‘Less-than-voluntary euthanasia’ is studied from different angles in this New York Times op-ed. It straddles the line, the one that Read More
“This Labor Day…” Sheila September 6, 2009 It’s a national holiday, a day off. But the U.S. bishops issued a statement on this occasion about Read More
Center of controversy Sheila September 6, 2009 There are so many controversies swirling through politics it’s analagous to watching the weather channel during hurricane season, trying Read More
Tribal sentimentality: Some careful consideration Sheila September 3, 2009 That Catholics are fighting publicly is not news. It is spun a lot though, and the media are certainly watching. Read More
The religious left’s campaign Sheila September 2, 2009 Biblical ideas and language is ever-evolving and emerging in the battle over health care in America. People of faith in Read More
Fix this and the rest is do-able Sheila September 2, 2009 There’s an elephant on the table in the planning sessions over how to fix what’s wrong in the Read More
Politics and religion and health care Sheila September 1, 2009 The political and moral ramifications of providing health care for the people have become inseparable. NRO’s Kathryn Jean Lopez Read More
