This constancy by our episcopal shepherds on this issue demonstrates that the bishops' opposition to repealing or weakening the law is deeply rooted in Catholic doctrine.

Issues surrounding religious freedom, gender, parental choice in education and protecting the most vulnerable among us will likely be debated by state legislators.

The North Dakota legislature, which reconvenes in January, must move forward with legislation reflecting our love for all pregnant women, their children, new mothers and families.

Catholic teaching is centered on the life and dignity of the human person because each person is created in the image and likeness of God.

Catholics have an obligation to participate in the democratic process.

Catholics are called to use reason and faith in all things.

There exists much more to do to help women and children and to build a culture of life.

For Christians, politics should not be viewed as a battle with an enemy.

Make eliminating abortion and the perceived need for abortion the mission from top to bottom. 

Our task is to make sure that the true needs of the least among us are never lost.

Our state and nation need political discourse focused on the dignity of all human persons and the common good. 

Issues to ponder on now-retracted proposed policy on gender inclusion

We put the human person at the center of social life because we put Christ at the center of our life.

Structures of sin are rooted and have their origin in personal sin.

How do we, as U.S. citizens and Catholics, confront this past?

Abortion is ultimately ended not by laws alone, but through love.

An interview with the executive director of the Texas Catholic Conference about the situation and the Church’s response.

Unfortunately, we don’t have to look as far as California to find inexplicable behavior by state government.

Here is a look at the work of the legislature on just some of the bills and resolutions.

Women deserve equal treatment in the law. The ERA, however, is not the way to achieve it.