In the United States, only about half of those who were eligible to vote actually cast ballots during the last national election. I admit I have not always voted in the past. When I am tempted not to vote, however,…
Fr. Tadeusz Pacholczyk - who has written 6 posts on Catholic Exchange.
Posted on 29 September 2008
In the United States, only about half of those who were eligible to vote actually cast ballots during the last national election. I admit I have not always voted in the past. When I am tempted not to vote, however,…
Posted on 12 November 2007
1. Stem cells can only come from embryos. In fact stem cells can be taken from umbilical cords, the placenta, amniotic fluid, adult tissues and organs such as bone marrow, fat from liposuction, regions of the nose, and even from cadavers…
Posted on 04 October 2007
As the floodwaters were rising in the days after Hurricane Katrina, the situation went from bad to worse at Memorial Medical Center in New Orleans. When the electricity failed, flashlights became necessary to carry out simple tasks. There was no…
Posted on 23 August 2007
When I traveled to Auschwitz a few years ago, one question played over and over in my mind: Did they know?
Did the German people know what was happening in this camp near their own border, in their own occupied territories?…
Posted on 14 July 2007
The Catholic Church remains almost a lone voice in our age defending the view that contraceptive sexual activity in marriage is wrong. Many young Catholic couples either are not aware of this teaching, or simply choose to ignore it.
When…
Posted on 18 June 2007
The debate over embryonic stem cell research continues to escalate in our country and remains a topic of significant public interest. Because of this growing public interest, I am often invited to participate in public debates on stem cell research…