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European Court Rules Against Romania for Lack of Same-Sex Partnerships

Tamás Orbán May 25, 2023

“This trend of [the ECHR] exceeding its jurisdiction represents a severe threat to democracy,” Romanian MEP Cristian Terheș told The European Conservative.

A Patriotic Pragmatist: An interview with Ludovit Goga

Álvaro Peñas March 3, 2023

“The real goal of gender ideology is not equality but to bring chaos to the states.”

Giussani and Testori on What it Means to be ‘Pro-Birth’

Alex Taylor February 5, 2023

The Meaning of Birth presents a dynamic struggle to articulate the beauty of our being born and other wisdom necessary to recover the metaphysics of being ‘pro-birth.’

Lessons From a Great-Great-Great-Great Grandfather

Juan José Jiménez-Lema January 31, 2023

In an old hand-written Jesuit journal and a couple of letters, guarded in the Sanctuary of Loyola’s historical archive in Spain, I found a story of grace, love of God, and generosity that my family lore had already forgotten.

Polish Family Executed for Hiding Jews in WWII Declared Martyrs by Pope

Robert Semonsen December 20, 2022

The pope signed the decree on their martyrdom on his 86th birthday. It will allow the couple to be beatified, which is the last formal step before potential sainthood.

How the European Union Wants To Encourage Surrogacy

Hélène de Lauzun December 17, 2022

The ethical struggle is clouded by an institutional issue: according to the treaty on the functioning of the European Union, measures concerning the family are not the responsibility of Europe. Each state is supposed to decide sovereignly in this matter.

France: Sexual Violence Outside the Family Up 24%

Robert Semonsen December 6, 2022

The study notes that women were considerably more likely to be victims of sexual violence in large urban centers like Paris.

The Tragedy of Our Commons

Alex Kaschuta September 22, 2022

There are other domains of human life that I believe are best viewed as commons, as emergent, critical societal assets prone to careless destruction by unsustainable use, less tangible than pasture land, but in many ways, much more important in our daily lives.

Certainty in an Age of Stupidity

Charles A. Coulombe September 21, 2022

One way to limit how much insanity one absorbs is to simply limit our exposure. But this is merely a stopgap. One needs interior fortification to navigate the maze of madness, and this fortification can and should range from the silly to the sublime.

Research Finds Marriage ‘Sweet Spot’ for Twenty-Somethings

Bridget Ryder September 19, 2022

Age at marriage matters, but in different ways for different groups, according to a recent study.

Tag: family

European Court Rules Against Romania for Lack of Same-Sex Partnerships

A Patriotic Pragmatist: An interview with Ludovit Goga

Giussani and Testori on What it Means to be ‘Pro-Birth’

Lessons From a Great-Great-Great-Great Grandfather

Polish Family Executed for Hiding Jews in WWII Declared Martyrs by Pope

How the European Union Wants To Encourage Surrogacy

France: Sexual Violence Outside the Family Up 24%

The Tragedy of Our Commons

Certainty in an Age of Stupidity

Research Finds Marriage ‘Sweet Spot’ for Twenty-Somethings

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