Patrick Sweeney has some photos for this years March for Life in New York. Here are some from last year’s march.
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Dawn Eden’s has a great post called Tragically Hip that highlights the seeming disparity of being conservative and culturally knowledgeable.
If your black don’t stray off the plantation. Dawn Eden relates this story. Plus lots of more good stuff at the Dawn Patrol this week including this trend on what is being called sacred scripture (Hint: It is not the Bible.).
The Old Oligarch responds to an article in America Magazine which is just another attempt at de-emphasizing abortion and putting it on an equal plate with other concerns.
Ignatius Insight interviews Jimmy Akin about the Catholic Answer’s voters guide and the attempt by Catholics for a Free Choice to sick the IRS on them.
Credibility has a take on a comment I made about the NAB. So check out the Catholic Skeptical Bible.
Matt Abbot has some uplifting pro-life anecdotes from the abortion front.
Here is an interesting article written by a self-identified agnostic/atheist who takes the ACLU to task for it’s constant attacks on religion.
Athanasius has some great lines in what he called hit-and-run blogging.
Liturgy is a foretaste of the afterlife. Good liturgy is like heaven. Bad liturgy, well. . . .
If you are a person, so is the fertilized egg. If the fertilized egg can be licitly killed, so can you.
Nobody ever becomes a saint for heroic prudence.
Reform of the Church almost always comes about from teenagers.