Dr. Grazie Pozo Christie

OPINION May 5, 2019

Dr. Grazie Pozo Christie: Federal rules protecting freedom of conscience are a win for medical professionals

Countless doctors and nurses across the country are welcoming new federal regulations promulgated by the Trump administration to protect conscience rights in health care.

OPINION January 11, 2017

Opinion: Hoping (against hope) for the end of oppression

It was a flawed democracy, it’s true, but certain freedoms we take for granted here were taken for granted there: religion, association, press — even the ability to travel freely or start a business.

OPINION January 11, 2017

Opinion: In U.S. visit, Pope Francis looks to protect our fragile social environment

The Meeting will be the culmination of a long process of investigation and reflection on the state of the family that began at the Synod on the Family.

OPINION January 11, 2017

Opinion: This month's Synod on the Family was perfect storm

The Synod’s mission was to assess the current state of the family, so of course homosexuality, the issue that has become a lightning rod in the West, had to be addressed.

OPINION January 11, 2017

Opinion: There’s a war on traditional marriage and Hispanics are losing

Pope Francis will be making his first visit to the U.S. next year. He’ll be attending a big convocation in Philadelphia.

OPINION January 11, 2017

Opinion: Obamacare's Emphasis On Contraception Without Co-Pay Is Political Ploy, Not Health Initiative

This week the hysteria in the media was incredible after the Supreme Court ruled that Hobby Lobby did not have to include some contraceptives in the health insurance.

OPINION January 11, 2017

Opinion: 'El Papa Viajero,' The Pope That Traveled All The Way To Our Hearts

Pope John Paul II considered every person alive to be part of his flock, and himself their caring shepherd. As he said: “Aren’t I supposed to be the pope for all the world?”

OPINION January 11, 2017

Opinion: Health Insurance Yes, But Taking Away Our Religious Freedom? Hell No

Employers must purchase these insurance plans for their employees, even though it will make them effectually complicit in an act some find morally repugnant.

OPINION January 11, 2017

Pope Francis And The Beauty Of His Message, His 'Abuelo' Charm

He is very much a man of our culture, which is warm, urgent, and emphatic, less “politically correct” than American culture.

OPINION January 11, 2017

MLK Is Much Needed In This Utilitarian Age, To Remind Us We Are All Wanted

The world has changed a lot since Americans sat in buses according to their race. Some of the changes have been wonderful, and have promoted the cause of human dignity immeasurably. In other ways we’ve regressed terribly.