Society can no longer agree on what health is

Should doctors be allowed to work according to the age-old view of health, imposing this traditional notion of health on patients?
Or should patients, in keeping with liberal pro-choice thinking, be free to decide for themselves what health and “wellness” are?
Xavier Symons, studying for a Masters in philosophy, has pointed out that due to radical changes in medical practice in recent decades, these are the kind of questions the medical profession now has to face more and more.
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Speaker details appalling bias of media before referendum

The Irish media's massive anti-life propaganda campaign before the abortion referendum was highlighted by PLC spokesperson Cora Sherlock in an address to the MacGill Summer School.
Irish people voted in the referendum to abolish unborn children's natural right to life, allowing any child to be killed if rejected by his or her mother.
Sherlock claimed that the repeal case was aided at every turn by large sections of the media while pro-life arguments were constantly ridiculed or ignored.

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Homily: We Can Know The Truth

Homily: Hope after Abortion Referendum

US bishop welcomes court ruling on union fees

The US Supreme Court has made an historic ruling that public sector workers in America can no longer be compelled to pay fees to a labour union to which they do not wish to belong.
Workers such as teachers, police officers, firefighters, will no longer be required to support a union in order to keep their jobs.
Millions of government employees in 22 US states at present are obliged by law to pay fees to a union even when they object to its policies.

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By Fr Brian McKevitt O.P.