by Divine Mercy Care | Oct 8, 2018 | Inspirational Stories, Prayer, Prolife
To say that Muhammad was your classic reluctant immigrant would be to understate the matter considerably. In 2002, when he began working as an interpreter for the U.S. Army in his home country, he had entertained no thought of ever leaving the land where he had been...
by Sharon Chang | Oct 8, 2018 | Women's Health
Interested in the most effective long-term solution to the painful condition of endometriosis? You’ll find that this short article by Pro Women’s Healthcare Centers pulls no punches in providing you with the information you need. Read...
by Divine Mercy Care | Oct 4, 2018 | Prolife, Women's Health
Our office party to celebrate Dr. Fisk’s fifteenth anniversary with Tepeyac provided us a great opportunity to wheedle an interview. When we asked for the story behind his long and valued tenure, he was happy to share. Interviewer: Fifteen years is a longer time than...
by Andrew Tremel | Sep 25, 2018 | Inspirational Stories, Prayer, Pregnancy Loss
April 2016, Lourdes, France – I groaned loudly as my body hit the 54 degree water—so loudly that the attendant asked if I were okay. Under any other circumstances, I might have been a little embarrassed. For the rest of the day, my upper back was tense from the...
by Sharon Chang | Sep 21, 2018 | Women's Health
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) need not be a fertility death knell–or in any other way a game ender for normal female life. By way of treatment, it’s important not to just seize on the big girl’s equivalent of slapping a Band-aid on the problem....
by Sharon Chang | Sep 20, 2018 | Women's Health
Together, we members of the Pro Women’s Healthcare Centers organization are caring for, and increasing knowledge about, women’s health. In this article, PWHC provides some very useful tips on lessening severe menstrual pain. Even better, the approach is...
by Laura Ricketts | Sep 17, 2018 | Inspirational Stories, Pregnancy Loss, Prolife
Sarah’s Story “If I were an abortion-minded woman, I would have had more support. Why does my baby matter less than a baby in danger of abortion?” Sarah was grieving after a miscarriage. She began to cry when she finally spoke of it. She felt alone, scared, sad,...
by Chaney | Sep 2, 2016 | Uncategorized
“I thirst”. I saw these words before I took off my shoes. It was a cool Saturday morning in the Spring of 1996. I was on the chapel grounds of the Missionaries of Charity home in Northeast DC. The night before, my well-connected friend Brenda had called the house,...
