If we divide the fundraising goal of $170,000 by the 250,000 Catholic.net subscribers, it amounts to less than $0.70 per user to keep Catholic.net online for another year.
We already know that, in fact, it is not possible to receive $0.70 from each one of our 250,000 subscribers. But perhaps we can receive $50 from 3,400 of you! Are you among the 3,400 who can send a $50 donation? Your generosity will allow Catholic.net to go on. Please, prayerfully consider. Send your tax-deductible gift today!
Transgender Issues Are Matters of Medicine, Not Politics Framing the transgendered and their problems as essentially another victim movement skews the discussion. It locates the source of the problem in society, when the focus should surely be on the hormonal or psychiatric factors.
Homosexuals Can Change, Research Says A new study, by Dr. Robert Spitzer, not only demonstrates that homosexuals can change their sexual preference, but also reverses his earlier work.
How to Defend Marriage Just as most abortion proponents want to skip the debate about when life begins and argue about “choice” instead, most homosexual activists want to skip the argument about what marriage is.
Real Love for Homosexuals As a Catholic and a homosexually-oriented man, I am deeply grateful to the Catholic Church for her position on homosexuality and homosexual acts.
Homosexuality and Hollywood Are homosexual individuals in Hollywood promoting an anti-family agenda? Noted film critic Michael Medved explores this question.
Finding the Straight Path Former gay activist David Morrison gauges the ebb and flow of battle in the societal war over homosexuality by opening his daily mail.
Evangelizing The Homosexual The reasons underlying homosexual behavior are genuine emotional and psychological needs or fears.
An Unhappy Union: Why Same-Sex Marriage Is Unconstitutional The legalization of homosexual marriage will not secure the rights to privacy sought by homosexual lovers, but will only invite further government intrusion into the private lives of all Americans.
Got a question? Ask Saint Peter
