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‘IVF Nightmares’: Hundreds of lawsuits expose damage of IVF industry

CV NEWS FEED // NBC News has released an extensive analysis revealing that men and women have experienced tremendous distress and pain from errors made in the in vitro fertilization process, underscoring the harm that can be caused by the unregulated industry.  From 2019 to 2024, more than 300 lawsuits were filed against fertility clinics … Read more‘IVF Nightmares’: Hundreds of lawsuits expose damage of IVF industry

Consumed with the Immediate and Rejecting the Past

“A historical myth is a widely held interpretation of historical events that is believed, not for its veracity, but because it explains the past in a way that somehow satisfies the worldview of those who believe it. Myth is not simply the result of ignorance or misunderstanding; it is believed because people wish, in spite … Read moreConsumed with the Immediate and Rejecting the Past

How Subsidiarity Got Astronauts Home and Gets the Mail Delivered

Like many Americans, my heart swelled with pride as I watched the astronauts land safely in the Gulf of America. The SpaceX rescue of the stranded astronauts ended wonderfully, but it also highlighted an important lesson: why a relatively small company was able to succeed where a governmental bureaucracy (NASA) and its go-to military-industrial-complex contractor … Read moreHow Subsidiarity Got Astronauts Home and Gets the Mail Delivered

The Simulation of Culture: Notes Inspired by an American Mall

The Florida Mall stands as a glowing symbol of all that American culture has become—glowing not with the golden hue of man’s greatest achievement but, rather, with radioactive decay. I’ve been in malls before, of course, but somehow, wading through the sea of people, lights, signs, and sounds, the tableaux of top American brands coaxing … Read moreThe Simulation of Culture: Notes Inspired by an American Mall

Catholic Daily Reading – Monday March 24, 2025

Link to today’s readings: Daily Bible Reading – March 24, 2025 | USCCB Monday of the Third Week of Lent Lectionary: 237 Reading 1  2 Kings 5:1-15ab Naaman, the army commander of the king of Aram,was highly esteemed and respected by his master,for through him the LORD had brought victory to Aram.But valiant as he was, … Read moreCatholic Daily Reading – Monday March 24, 2025

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