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Ave Maria! Shaun got started in pro-life activism as a volunteer worker in political campaigns. Eventually, he was running campaigns for pro-life candidates at virtually every level of government. (more…) |
Ave Maria! Friar Roderic is the guest on the Face of Pro-Life as he relates what AirMaria.com does for the pro-life movement, including posting episodes of … Face of Pro-Life. So if you have never heard of AirMaria.com, have a listen. Ave Maria! +++ |
Ave Maria! John Martin discusses with host Corinn Dahm the growing conflict between Catholic morals and government policy which is pitting Bishops vs Politicians. This is exemplified by the recent clash between Senator Patrick Kennedy of Rhode Island and Archbishop Tobin of Providence, RI over abortion funding in health care. They discuss the ramifications of the government funded heath care on the quality of medical services and its effects on religious liberty for medical personnel and Catholic Hospitals. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Susan Boyce discusses how the proposed Health Care is against the Catholic social principle of Subsidiarity. Bishops are doing good by fighting for the Stupac Amendment but ignore the fact that it is against the Catholic principle of subsidiarity where the smallest organization should take care of any given issue and only go to a state or national organization if this is needed. She mentions how the bill saddles us with too high of a tax burden, and bureaucratic institutions that are too large. As such, once it passes it will be hard to get rid of. She praises two bishops in Kansas City who are are advocating opposition of the bill because it does not achieve the Catholic balance of not being too individualistic nor too socialistic. Sources referenced in the talk: The Kansas City Bishops’ Pastoral Letter: Solidarity vs. Subsidiarity: Raymond Arroyo’s Seen & Unseen: Msgr Barreiro’s Commentary from HLI Politico’s article: Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Theresa Krankowski on St Gerard’s Center for Life which is right across the street from an abortion clinic in Wethersfield, CT. She discusses what they do for pregnant mothers, their efforts to get a sonogram to help mothers see their unborn child and why the center is named after St Gerard. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Bill O’Brien of CT Right to Life discusses with our host Corinn Dahm recent attempts to challenge the constitutionality of Connecticut suicide laws. They bring out the fact that right to die becomes duty to die, placing great pressure on the elderly and generally cheapens life. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Bill O’Brien, President CT Right to Life, discusses with hostess Corinn Dahm the health care bill on this show recorded on live television. He covers the problems with the bill including the fact that there is no explicit denial of abortion funding which is needed since the Hyde Amendment does not cover this bill. He also mentions how there are no conscience clauses in the bill so medical professionals who morally object will find it hard to opt out. And then there are Catholic Hospitals… Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Corinn Dahm and Lisa Martin discuss the blossoming effort to raise funds for the Ave Maria Home for pregnant mothers in the Norwich Diocese. These homes will be affiliated with and patterned after the very successful Good Counsel Homes started by Chris Bell and Fr. Benedict Groeschel in NY City. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! In this episode, Corinn speaks with Fr. Angelo Geiger about what is meant by the “Culture of Life” and how we will bring it about. Fr. Angelo explains that the Culture of Life refers to more than just beginning and end of life issues, but to the entire moral environment in which we live. Things like abortion, contraceptives, and euthanasia are the fruit of a bad moral environment. Fr. Angelo believes that pro-lifers need to know that their spiritual life and personal conversion need to come before anything else. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Susan Boyce explains in detail the many problems of the National Health Care Bill as was being discussed this summer. These include invasion of privacy, lack of recourse and checks and balances, healthcare rationing by the government and that it does nothing to solve the root problem of lack of doctors. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Corinn Dahm speaks with Louise Murray and Lisa Martin, coordinators of the new Ave Maria Maternity Home in Norwich, CT. This home is a refuge for pregnant women who are contemplating having an abortion. For more information, or to help with this important apostolate, visit their website: http://avemariahome.net/ Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! In this episode, Corinn talks with regular guest Peter Wolfgang, head of the Family Institute of Connecticut. Continuing their talks on the state of marriage in our country, Peter discusses the ramifications of a society where marriage means anything and nothing at the same time. Peter & Corinn also discuss the hope for the future among our young people & our families. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! In this episode, Corinn talks with regular guest Peter Wolfgang, head of the Family Institute of Connecticut, an organization designed to strengthen the family in Connecticut. Peter & Corinn discuss the history of the deterioration of marriage in the past 20 years in our country, and where we stand right now in this fight. Marriage is an institute that predates society &, in it’s natural form, benefits the individual & society. Thanks to contraception laws in the 60s & the no-fault divorce laws of the 70s, the sacredness of the marriage bond – which is a covenant before God – has eroded to the point of allowing unnatural, depraved unions to be called marriages in our western world. Peter explains the whole gamut of issues surrounding the crisis of marriage in his usual thoughtful, energetic, & engaging style. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Dr. Lorraine Hartnett, medical doctor founder of Eucharistic Helpers of the Sick, talks with Corinn Dahm about the neo-pagan Connecticut legislature’s “Act Concerning Death with Dignity” Bill, which proposes that a terminally ill patient (note: aren’t we all “terminally ill”?) can choose to “competently” commit suicide. This is another manifestation of the pagan form of despair (i.e. life without hope) that’s becoming legislated in our country. “If Christ is not raised from the dead, let us eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die,” as St. Paul famously stated, and such is the mentality of our darkened and empty culture. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Hostess Corinn Dahm speaks with public high school history teacher & Catholic citizen John Martin on the problems Christians face as citizens today. He speaks of where radical “separation of Church & state” ideas originated in our country, and also on the history & purpose of education in the minds of those who founded the United States and many other points of interest regarding faith in our country. John also speaks on the assault that people of faith are experiencing today. Ave Maria! |
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