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Headlines related to this story have been blipping across my news searches for a week now, and I never bothered to click on them until today. It’s actually an interesting story which raises a lot of questions regarding restoration of historic buildings What to do with the Baltimore Basilica’s windows? Here’s the deal: There is…

A portrait of a convent on Staten Island Arranging care for an older loved one — a parent, grandparent, aunt or uncle — is difficult and complex, at best. Does he or she need skilled nursing home care? Maybe he or she is frail and just needs some assistance to remain independent and live at…

Or, our monk, the mayor: Monk becomes mayor of Florida town From his small-town roots in rural Ohio, the Saint Leo Abbey monk found in St. Leo a town sharing so many similarities to his home, that he embraced it as his life’s destination. Last week, the town embraced him back when commissioners unanimously named…

Wesley Smith on the role that the disability-rights community has had on assisted-suicide legislation The energetic commitment of the disabled-rights community, more than any other single factor, has thwarted the assisted-suicide movement. Because disability-rights activists are generally politically liberal, distinctly secular in outlook, and often supportive of abortion rights, the media can no longer caricature…
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