5. Man Woman. Living the difference.
marriage and love
2. How can we be sure that we really love someone?
faith and spirituality
bioethics and life
3. What about fights… and conflicts?
“Love is built by two” What would you say about a couple who don`t talk with each other? Wouldn’t you [...]
faith and spirituality
Friends in prayer. An easy way to discover God’s closeness
In early January 2020, given the many prayer requests that I received via text message, email and social media, I [...]
marriage and love
10. Why him? Why her?
When we see two people who are deeply in love with each other, we often think to ourselves that it [...]
bioethics and life
24. When does human life begin?
Human life begins at the precise moment when the two half-cells, the sperm of the man and the ovum of [...]
bioethics and life
Surrogacy: No Laughing Matter
On April Fools’ Day last year, a German LGBTI website came under attack for announcing the raffle of a surrogate [...]
marriage and love
4. Can we still love each other when we are ninety?
Marcel : We are 89 and 90 years old respectively and we were married in 1925. And we have always [...]
bioethics and life
The Untold Harms of Surrogacy
I have lost count of the number of celebrities hiring women to gestate their babies. Elton John and David Furnish set the [...]
bioethics and life
Freedom to think: the need for thorough assessment and treatment of gender dysphoric children
Abstract Summary Referrals (particularly natal female) to gender identity clinics have increased significantly in recent years. Understanding the reasons for [...]
Education and culture
First Principles on Human Rights: Freedom of Speech
The U.N. has a confusing approach to the meaning of the freedom of speech. Some documents and decisions provide robust [...]
Education and culture
Supreme Court Imperils Parents’ Right to Pass Their Values on to Children
The Supreme Court’s recent decision in Bostock v. Clayton, which ruled that the Title VII prohibition on sex discrimination in [...]
faith and spirituality
Quotes by St. Therese of Lisieux
1. “Charity gave me the key to my vocation.” 2. “I want to be scourged and crucified like You, my [...]
bioethics and life
45. If euthanasia is not acceptable, what kind of solution do we offer to alleviate the sufferings of people with incurable diseases?
Between euthanasia and extensive therapy, there is a third way the principles of which were defined forty years ago in [...]
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We know from experience that it is difficult to be sure. We do not always see clearly. It is not easy, in every case, to be sure of myself or my feelings and to have [...]
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