Valerie Schultz

What would our country look like if actual Christians were actually to run the U.S. government? "Humor me in this vision of the holy Gospel in action," writes Valerie Schultz.

My mother had a lifesaving operation that is now being obstructed by abortion bans in a growing number of U.S. states, due to the Supreme Court's overturning of its 1973 Roe v. Wade decision.

Not only are the descriptions and details of prison accurate in the Disney+ miniseries, but "Andor" sparks compassion for the suffering of incarcerated humans, says a writer who has worked in prisons.

Commentary: I am more in line with pro-choice energy because I am so sick of the pro-life movement's blindness to policies that might work, that might really impact the number of abortions. That's the goal, right?

Commentary: Over the decades, my alma mater changed — into an approved school for the offspring of the "rad-trads." And lately, the University of Dallas has been in the news for reasons too distressing to ignore.

Commentary: Bishop Joseph Brennan of the Diocese of Fresno, California, said that the COVID-19 vaccine must prove to be "ethical and morally acceptable" before anyone should get it.

Perspective: Each one breaks my heart. Each one represents a young person who, like me, will spend a long time figuring out that the blame belongs completely to the adult predator.