by Divine Mercy Care | Jun 19, 2019 | Pregnancy and Birth
We can’t use their real names, their photographs, or any precisely identifying information. That’s how dangerous the situation is for them and for their loved ones left behind in the Old Country. They found help, though, at Tepeyac in their time of need. This is... 
by Tabitha Kaza | Apr 6, 2019 | Building Life-Affirming Culture
By Tabitha Kaza According to a press release, “ON SATURDAY, April 6, the newly launched Movement for Abortion Defense is organizing a national day of action to defend…abortion clinics from anti-choice harassment during the biannual ‘40 Days for Life.’” Their... 
by Chaney | Feb 14, 2019 | Infant Loss, Miscarriage, and Perinatal Hospice, Unborn Life
We have heard today about radicals who want to allow any third-trimester abortion, their primary justification for this barbarism being the argument that when a baby is sick or imperfect, it’s best just to kill it. These “nonviable pregnancies” and “fetal... 
by Tabitha Kaza | Feb 1, 2019 | Infant Loss, Miscarriage, and Perinatal Hospice
When I was an undergrad at Brown University, I was invited to debate the abortion activist group on late term abortion. Our pro-life group consisted of 3-4 members, on a good day, and since I wrote opinion columns for the school paper, that somehow made me the... 
by John Bruchalski | Dec 14, 2018 | Fertility and Infertility, Uncategorized
This timeless piece by our founder Dr. John Bruchalski is a wonderful overview of why infertility is not a cause for despair. With several miraculous stories, advice when a miracle doesn’t come, and an overview of ethical concerns with IVF, Dr.... 
by Divine Mercy Care | Dec 12, 2018 | Pregnancy and Birth
It was an exciting and challenging time for the attractive young couple we’ll call “C.” and “P.” Accompanied by their firstborn child, they were enjoying an assignment to the U.S. for a couple of years. Besides being a chance to travel and learn, this stay was also... 
by Sharon Chang | Dec 3, 2018 | Building Life-Affirming Culture, Uncategorized
What Love’s Got to Do With It We initiated August’s Friday Features, themed to the topic “Love, Marriage, Chastity” with some thoughts of our own. Each of us, in his/her life, has loved a multitude of things, a multitude of times, in a multitude of ways. We’ve... 
by Joe Grimberg | Nov 15, 2018 | Building Life-Affirming Culture
Recently, I was listening to a Catholic radio show–Al Kresta’s “Things That Matter Most”–and heard a disturbing story about euthanasia in Europe. Apparently, in Belgium childhood assisted suicide is legal. That definitely got my attention, but what really... 
by Divine Mercy Care | Nov 8, 2018 | Pregnant Women in Need
In the waning days of summer 2017, eighteen-year- old Maria wasn’t surprised or shocked to find herself pregnant with her first child. She was, however, a most vulnerable young mother. Unmarried and uninsured, she had no access to Medicaid. A friend agreed to help her... 
by Burman Skrable | Oct 17, 2018 | Building Life-Affirming Culture, Uncategorized
Unraveling the Baseball What has been called the U.S. national pastime is an outdoor game called baseball. It evolved in the mid-19th century from an English game called “rounders.” When baseball’s basic rules were set in 1845, the smaller, hard “baseball” after which...
