Asking Questions about Miscarriage and Abortion

Posted on November 29, 2022 By

by Ms. Boomer-ang   While on a vacation in New York’s Adirondacks in September 2018, I ran into a family that included two gospel singers, a mother and a daughter.  One day we ended up hiking together. During the hike, the daughter said, “I have a little sister in heaven. That’s neat!” The mother told her story: She…


The Need for Peacemakers: Two Urgent Dangers That Require a Response

Posted on November 15, 2022 By

by John Whitehead Peacemaking is urgently needed today. Peacemaking is needed in response to a variety of ongoing violent conflicts in the world. I will highlight just two conflicts that my own country, the United States, is currently involved in and that demand particular attention from peacemakers. The first is the ongoing conflict with Russia…


A Personal Reflection on a Just War

Posted on November 8, 2022 By

by Fr. Jim Hewes   Presidents and others over the years have tried to make the case to the American people (including those of us who are Christian) of what constitutes a necessary war or “just war.” As we form our consciences about war, let us keep in mind several points when someone is talking…


What Just Happened!?! Becoming Consistent Life Despite Myself. Part 1

Posted on November 1, 2022 By

by Thad Crouch   There I am. Army infantry veteran and a Louisiana State Trooper scholarship recipient because I’m the criminal justice major with the highest GPA at McNeese State. It’s halfway through the spring semester. I’m staring at my raised hand, thinking, “What Just Happened!?!” The professor asked who was against the death penalty,…