That is my takeaway from having spent all day Friday at a UConn Law School symposium on the clash between same-sex marriage and religious liberty. It was laid bare not by the …
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You have to admire their chutzpah.
The National Catholic Reporter, the Bible of the Catholic Left (as opposed to other Catholics whose Bible is, well, the Bible), has an article …
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Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton is a likely candidate for Governor of Connecticut in 2018. Six years ago Family Institute of Connecticut Action Committee endorsed Boughton for Lieutenant Governor, because:
Mark …
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Family Institute of Connecticut Action and others call upon Donald Trump to answer questions about where he stands on family issues.
[Over the course of a long career in the …
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The Hartford Courant got together Democrats and liberal Republicans for a front-page piece contra Donald Trump, but at least one seems to be suffering from Trump-induced amnesia:
“‘Republicans in Connecticut …
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So General Electric is leaving Connecticut and this is proof of how much Governor Malloy and the Democrats stink? Maybe so, but:
Does anyone besides Kevin Rennie remember when several of …
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Earlier this month, The Hartford Courant reported on an unsurprising trend: the decline of “basic building blocks of society” — specifically the natural family. Connecticut appears to be a canary …
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Earlier this week, dealing a blow to the vulnerable sick, elderly, and disabled, California governor Jerry Brown signed an assisted suicide bill into law; the ink is barely dry.
Please …
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Peter Wolfgang’s review of Susan Campbell’s autobiography Dating Jesus originally appeared on August 27, 2013 on the now-defunct website of Hartford Faith and Values. We have reproduced it here because of its …
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Recognizing, of course, that we are all sinners (Romans 3:23) and that Pope Francis himself is a figure of controversy on the Right, Family Institute of Connecticut is nevertheless delighted …
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