Article Mother of the Unborn God Christ's story didn't start at his birth—it started at his conception. That matters for Catholic conversations about abortion. By Brad East April 18, 2024 Abortion Theology Women
Article Low Moral Seriousness "Prayers too can be agitprop, and the remedy for that is always the same: lament for the damage that our answered prayers will do." By Paul J. Griffiths February 28, 2024 Religion Politics Abortion
Article The Jurisprudence & Politics of Abortion “Rooting abortion jurisprudence in expressive individualism, the Roe and Casey decisions absolved all of us of our obligation to come to the aid of women in crisis.” By Carter Snead December 7, 2023 Abortion Politics Supreme Court Religion
Article Who Trusts the Pro-Life Movement? Many people simply don’t trust that lawmakers and pro-life activists possess virtues of prudence, justice, and compassion. By Cathleen Kaveny November 27, 2023 Abortion Politics Philosophy Culture
Article The Pro-Life Movement: Less Popular Than Ever? The real problem for the pro-life movement is that it has been co-opted by Republican anti-abortion politics. By Bernard G. Prusak November 3, 2023 Abortion Politics Religion Bishops
Article Abortion & Democracy in Ohio How should Catholics make sense of the Ohio ballot controversies over abortion and constitutional amendments? By Bernard G. Prusak August 6, 2023 Religion Politics Philosophy Abortion