1.25
March for Life and The Feminist Case Against Abortion

January 25, 2017 by Anna Keating Posted by Anna Keating |

Posted in Misc: Article, TCC: Reads | Under Feminism, Feminists for Life, Human Dignity, March for Life, Nonviolence, Pro-Life, Pro-Life Feminism: Yesterday and Today, Serrin M. Foster, TCC: Reads |

The March for Life is happening this weekend in Washington D.C. Not all feminists support abortion on demand. Restricting abortion was originally a progressive cause. Read Serrin M. Foster in America Magazine here: The Feminist Case Against Abortion. For more we recommend the book, Prolife Feminism: Yesterday & Today. Photos from the march after the jump:

1.15
TCC Films: Selma

January 15, 2017 by Anna Keating Posted by Anna Keating |

Posted in human dignity, TCC Films | Under Christian Unity, Civil Rights, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Human Dignity, Nonviolence, Racism, Selma, TCC Films |

Tomorrow is MLK’s birthday. Sometimes people of faith forget that civil rights for African Americans in the United States were born out of the Baptist church. Read more and watch the trailer after the jump:

12.25
The Christmas Revolution

December 25, 2016 by Anna Keating Posted by Anna Keating |

Posted in Misc: Article | Under Christmas, Democracy, Greek, Human Dignity, Incarnation, Jesus, Misc: Article, Plato, Roman, Secularism |

“We think in this humanistic manner . . . because of Christianity.”

We’ve heard the Christmas story so many times that it’s easy for us to lose sight of how revolutionary it was. Peter Wehner in The New York Times: The Christmas Revolution

12.9
TCC Radio: The Religious Legacy of John Paul II

December 9, 2016 by Anna Keating Posted by Anna Keating |

Posted in TCC Radio | Under Blessed John Paul II, Environmentalism, Human Dignity, JPII, Nonviolence, Pope John Paul II, Pro-Life, Saints, TCC Radio |

Krista Tippett discusses the religious legacy of St. Pope John Paul II. JP II championed a consistent ethic of life and nonviolence from conception to natural death, defended the poor and the environment, criticized capitalism and helped defeat communism. Listen to it from On Being after the jump: