11 years ago
We love that, of the thousands of people who could have been interviewed at the March for Marriage, ThinkProgress picked a couple from deep-blue Connecticut who spoke up for religious freedom:
Bill and …
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11 years ago
The Annual March for Marriage takes place this Saturday, April 25. As the Supreme Court prepares to hear arguments on whether the states are obligated to redefine marriage, and the freedom …
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Back in February, after I testified on behalf of FIC Action in favor of H.B. 6709 “An Act Concerning the Right to Try Experimental Drugs,” I received a very nice …
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11 years ago
Somebody is trying awfully hard to manufacture controversy over a set of stained glass windows recently re-installed on the Southern Connecticut State University, some of which depict Christian figures or …
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11 years ago
Connecticut Hospice has released Parts 5 and 6 of its video series on assisted suicide. Although there are reports that the bill is dead for this legislative session, we at …
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11 years ago
Archbishop Blair will celebrate the 2015 Archdiocesan White Mass at St. Mary’s Church in New Haven, CT on Sunday, April 26, 2015 at 12:00 noon. A luncheon will follow at …
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11 years ago
Connecticut Hospice released the third and fourth installments in its video series on assisted suicide. They have some of the most powerful content yet.
In Part Three, Dr. Andrews describes …
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12 years ago
When an ill or elderly person enters hospice, most people take it to mean that the end is imminent. They aren’t expecting that person to walk out a month later.
12 years ago
We’re very excited about the World Meeting of Families this September in Philadelphia, which will include Pope Francis’s first visit to the United States. This year’s theme is “Love is …
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12 years ago
The nation’s first hospice has released a short video clip asserting its strong opposition to assisted suicide.
Dr. Joseph Andrews, whom some readers may remember from last year’s assisted …
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