Featured | |  | Mon Apr 27, 2015 - 4:25 pm EST By Ben Johnson | |  | Mon Apr 27, 2015 - 4:15 pm EST By Maike Hickson | |  | Mon Apr 27, 2015 - 1:00 pm EST By Mass Resistance | | |
| | "The various moral issues we confront in our culture today are all intrinsically connected," Bereit told LifeSiteNews at Saturday's March for Marriage. By Dustin Siggins | | Was the 'gay student' who was bullied in Nova Scotia eight years ago for wearing a pink shirt actually gay? By Pete Baklinski | | 'We are not going to have someone who opposes Catholic teaching to be teaching in a Catholic diocese,' says Bishop Peter Jugis' spokesman. By Lisa Bourne | | It may not be as popular as the decades-old March for Life yet, but the energy at the third annual March for Marriage was undeniable. By Dustin Siggins | | A teaching environment designed to encourage 'sensitivity' on important issues could raise significant problems for teachers attempting to share certain elements of the faith, Dr. Dan Guernsey pointed out. By Kimberly Scharfenberger | | It appears that Québec, and the rest of Canada, are following the same path as Belgium where the euthanasia law is abused, where euthanasia occurs without request, and where euthanasia deaths are often not reported. By Alex Schadenberg | | Men and women are trying to mate with computers more than ever before, and as 3-D and 4-D technology becomes more realistic, this will likely only accelerate. By Donald L. Hilton Jr., MD | | We have enough love and concern for those with same-sex attraction to warn them not to engage in behaviors proven to be very harmful. By John-Henry Westen | | Within the short space of a century, Western society has degenerated from a Christian culture to a despiritualized one, and from there it has further degenerated into a dehumanized one. By Michael D. O’Brien | | Research shows children raised by their married, biological mother and father have, on average, better life outcomes than children from other family structures. By Peter Sprigg | |
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