The growing practice of renting poor women’s wombs violates Catholic doctrine of the family and often deprives the child of a mother’s love.
Archives: Mindszenty Reports
A Grisly Harvest In China: Religious Persecution Persists Amid Reports Of Sales Of Prisoners’ Organs
While leaders in the United States and Western Europe rightfully denounce human violations in the Middle East and Africa, they turn a blind eye to China.
The Catholic Church And The Immigration Crisis: Good Intentions, Troubling Consequences
The immigration crisis became all too visible this summer with the flood of tens of thousands of unaccompanied minors crossing the U.S. southern border.
Some Good News About Today’s Youth
We hear so much discouraging news about today’s youth that it’s worth pausing a moment to look at some of the good news that is beginning to leak out.
British Jihadists: What The West Should Fear
The failure of multiculturalism in the West is leading to more home-grown terrorists.
Cuba’s War On Women Mirrors A Wider War On Human Rights
Cuba’s female prisoners are systematically beaten, tortured and starved.
Obamacare’s Collision With Religious Liberty
Obamacare extended centralized power in an unprecedented way.
North Korea: Communism At Its Worst
A United Nations body shines a light on the murderous Communist North Korea regime.
Ancient Christian Communities Endure Terrorism In Egypt
While the world has been focused on the Russian takeover of Crimea, radical Muslims continue to wage war on the Christians in Egypt.
The Disgrace Of American Universities
Across the country, American college and university students who express their Christian faith have come under attack and discrimination for expressing their beliefs.
