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UGANDA/ Women’s enterprises boost income, household communication

The Women Income Generation Support Program, managed by AVSI-USA, is an innovative program of economic assistance and social support to young women and their children in northern Uganda
5/18/2013
Editors

HEALTH CARE/ Albacete: Can “Your Doctor” be reduced to computer printouts?

The modern health care system has advantages but to develop a human relation between the patient and the physician, an important factor in therapy, becomes difficult. By LORENZO ALBACETE
5/15/2013
Lorenzo Albacete

POVERTY/ What does it really mean and how can it be measured?

What definition of poverty should be considered to increase welfare policy efficiency? Welfare measure must tackle its multiple levels, lest it should fail, argues LORENA PAPAMANCI
5/13/2013
Lorena Papamanci

GUN CONTROL/ The accidental killing of a 2 year old girl by his 5 year old brother in the US

After the accidental killing of a 2 year old girl by his 5 year old brother, MICHAEL HEPPLER analyzes the running debate on firearms in the US, where the basic question seems to be absent
5/3/2013
Michael Eppler

Gosnell/ In a Philadelphia clinic, late-term abortions were not "safe, legal or rare"

The murder trial of Dr. Kermit Gosnell has unveiled the horrific practices of a late-term abortion clinic which were ignored by health authorities and the media until recently
4/17/2013
Sharon Mollerus

US/ Baseball future and the shifting demographics, the family breakdown, and the marriage ...

LORENZO ALBACETE points out how the shifting demographics, the family breakdown, and the marriage re-definition are affecting the US society. Including popular sports like baseball
4/3/2013
Lorenzo Albacete

SAME-SEX-MARRIAGE/ A cause which goes beyond the legal

LORENZO ALBACETE comments on the cause of the legalization of same sex marriage in the US, underlining that the question goes beyond the legal benefits, satisfied by domestic partnerships
3/27/2013
Lorenzo Albacete

HOLY SEE/ The Grey Lady’s “Unholy Alliance”

Fr. ROBERT ARAUJO comments on an editorial of The New York Times, which completely distorts the Holy See’s position in the UN Commission on the Status of Women, comparing it to Iran’s
3/15/2013
Robert John Araujo

UK/ Mid Staffs: The public sector’s Lehman Brothers

SIMON CAULKIN talks about the fatal consequences of mismanagement in the public sector, as in the case of the Mid Staffordshire NHS Trust, that led to at least 1,200 patient deaths
3/8/2013
Simon Caulkin

ABORTION/ It's Time for a New Feminism

A feminism that promotes abortion as the key to women’s freedom does not help women flourish, preserve their dignity or protect them from evils. By ELISE ITALIANO
2/18/2013
Elise Italiano

FORTY YEARS AFTER/ Abortion Promises Unfulfilled

Forty years after Roe v. Wade, the promise that legal abortion would guarantee fewer out-of-wedlock births, less child abuse, and lower crime rates remains unfulfilled. By MICHAEL NEW
2/11/2013
Michael New

PRO-LIFE/ What Children Teach Us About Abortion

We can hope that the world may learn to listen to the wisdom of children, who know better than we adults that "A person's a person, no matter how small.", says pro-lifer MARY DETURRIS POUST
2/10/2013
Mary DeTurris Poust

UK/ Issues Encountered by Family Carers of the Elderly

Caring for ageing parents can put a huge strain on families. However, according to ALEX INGRAM and DEBORAH STONE , there are some benefits to having a parent at home
2/9/2013
Alex Ingram
Deborah Stone

POVERTY AWARENESS MONTH/The Face of Poverty

Bishop RICHARD PATES speaks about the duties Catholics have towards the poor, and on the need that public officers preserve and strengthen U.S. poverty-focused international assistance
1/24/2013
Richard Pates

POVERTY AWARENESS MONTH/ With two wings and one heart, the Church flies

Msgr CHARLES POPE underlines how the Church needs both the moral struggle related to abortion, marriage, euthanasia, and the social and moral issues related to poverty and economic justice
1/21/2013
Charles Pope

POVERTY AWARENESS MONTH/ Holy poverty can help the poverty of hell

Bishop GERALD KICANAS, chairman of the board of Catholic Relief Services, underlines the need to become aware of the pervasive poverty in our world, and the duty to respond to it
1/19/2013
Gerald Kicanas

POVERTY AWARENESS MONTH/ Sometimes poverty smiles

CAROLYN WOO, President of Catholic Relief Services, underlines how poverty is complex and integral human development should be the way to fight it, without ignoring any part of the person
1/15/2013
Carolyn Woo

POVERTY AWARENESS MONTH/ Children in Poverty: A Shame of the Nation

THOMAS MELADY reports on the startling number of children suffering from poverty in the U.S., and believers could advocate programs that contribute to the ending of this national shame
1/11/2013
Thomas Melady

DEBATE/ Beyond Wishful Thinking: A Response to Schlueter

In response to what written by Nathan Schlueter in a previous article, PATRICK DENEEN argues that “Natural law liberalism” is a chimera that does not exist in the American tradition
1/3/2013
Patrick Deneen

US/ Can the President Have a Marriage Agenda Without Talking About What Marriage Is?

How successful can a “new conversation on marriage” be when its leaders can’t even say what marriage is? RYAN ANDERSON underlines the risks that a bad definition puts on the whole society
1/2/2013
Ryan Anderson
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