Since 1950 I have worked with my many sisters from around the world as one of the Missionaries of Charity. Our congregation now has over four hundred foundations in more that one hundred countries, including the United States of America. We have almost five thousand sisters. We care for those who are often treated as [...]

Next Tuesday, November 4, 2008, will be one of the most consequential elections that this country has ever held – either at the state or the federal level. Here in California we have Propositions 4 and 8 on the ballot. Proposition 4 requires parental notification when a minor child seeks an abortion. Proposition 8 defines [...]

Several excellent articles have been written on the implications and fallout from the California Supreme Court’s decision on gay marriage: The American Thinker has posted an excellent and humorous article on the potential for more legal mischief: The court goes on, with a great deal of verbal sleight-of-hand and gobbledygook, to justify gay marriage, i.e. [...]

The California Supreme Court declared yesterday that homosexuals have a constitutional right to marry. What they really did was declare democracy unconstitutional. In fashioning a new right out of whole cloth, the California Supreme Court banned democracy and ignored the majority of California voters, who have voted that marriage should be reserved for one man [...]