Pro-Life Basics
PRO-LIFE BASICS: My daughter, now in her 30s and still single, wants to have her eggs frozen so she can have children later, if she gets married. As a Catholic, what should I tell her?
PRO-LIFE BASICS: I’ve heard that iPS research is an ethical alternative to embryonic stem cell research. Is this true?
PRO-LIFE BASICS: Everybody knows that the morning-after pill [also known as “emergency contraception”] doesn’t cause abortion, so why are you deceiving us by claiming that it does?
PRO-LIFE BASICS: What does the Catholic Church teach about artificial procreation techniques, such as in vitro fertilization?
PRO-LIFE BASICS: For whom should I vote in the November 2012 election?
PRO-LIFE BASICS: What’s in a word? Plenty! By using certain widely accepted terms and phrases, we unwittingly advance the war on the innocent human person.
PRO-LIFE BASICS: In the rare case when pre-eclampsia seriously threatens a mother’s life, her baby is too undeveloped to survive outside the womb, and the only way to save one of the two lives is to directly
PRO-LIFE BASICS: Why do you suggest that support for the notion of “brain death” helps the organ transplant industry, and why should the public be wary of it?