It’s been a year since Roe v. Wade ended, but what has changed in the pro-life movement? While many good efforts are out there, Kathryn Jean Lopez says that, “One year out, so many of us haven’t fully adjusted.” She writes in
Whenever Kathryn Jean Lopez goes to confession during the month of June, she’s extra frustrated. She writes: “I struggle with pride. I hate that I do. For the longest time, I was in denial about it, too. False humility can be a
As an undergraduate at CUA, Kathryn Jean Lopez was kicked out of her dorm for being bold in her questions and reporting. She was shocked when she received a note from the university that she was being granted an honorary doctorate
Discover the life of Dr. Michael Brescia, who was a pioneer of hospice care in New York for decades. In sharing the story of his life and legacy, Kathryn Jean Lopez writes that Dr. Brescia “wouldn’t go home at night if he
Kathryn Jean Lopez shares a story about how to deal with people when they make assumptions about you. After a recent talk she gave at a conference, she stepped into an Uber with a talkative driver. She writes: “As I left the
Columnist Kathryn Jean Lopez writes about her recent pilgrimage to the Holy Land: “The first thing I did this time, that first morning, was climb the deep steps to Calvary. I encountered some pilgrims from Spain, as best I could tell, with
Kathryn Jean Lopez writes about the Bishop David Gerard O’Connell she knew. Bishop Dave was an auxiliary bishop in Los Angeles until his recent murder on Feb. 18. Lopez writes: “I fear that in any Google search you do for Bishop Dave
In a recent column, Kathryn Jean Lopez reacts to the news that the Associated Press now instructs their writers to make clear that ministries and other places that provide pro-life pregnancy support must be clearly labeled as “anti-abortion.” She writes: “Here's the
Columnist Kathryn Jean Lopez thanks Jonathan Roumie for speaking at the March for Life and publicly protesting abortion. Roumie is the actor who plays Jesus in the series “The Chosen.” (“TV Jesus” is how he describes himself.) Kathryn writes: “At the March
“Abortion Pills Can Now Be Offered at Retail Pharmacies, F.D.A. Says,” read the New York Times headline. Just like that. This is life after Roe v. Wade, writes Kathryn Jean Lopez in her latest column: “Now with the end of Roe, the