Dear Editor: The recent passing of the infanticide-friendly abortion law has an official name: “The Reproductive Health Act.” One might think, by its title, that it has something to do with reproduction (not killing), and the health and safety of both the mother and the baby.
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The Rights of the Unborn
Dear Editor: I am writing regarding the recent NYS abortion law.
A Steadfast Faith
Dear Editor: Deacon Franco’s steadfast faith despite his experience of abuse is inspiring (“A Moment of Grace, Affirmation and Vindication,” March 2).
A Golden Opportunity
Dear Editor: Did bishops, priests and deacons miss a golden opportunity to speak about the horrific legislation passed legalizing late term abortions during their homilies on Sunday, February 3?
Women Voters
Dear Editor: When will the women voters realize that the Democratic Party and Mr. Cuomo are no friends of theirs or of the Catholic Church?
We Can Move Mountains
Dear Editor: Bishop DiMarzio, in his brilliant speech to the Cathedral Club (Put Out Into the Deep, Feb.16) calls elected official to be the voice of Christ in the halls of power and for us to support candidates who reflect good moral values.
The Igbo Community
Dear Editor: Thank you very much, on behalf of the Igbo community at St. Fortunata for the coverage(“Nigerians Celebrate Holy Family’s Flight,” March 2).
Does March for Life Work?
Dear Editor: I read with interest the letter of reader Carl Battista in the February 23, 2019 issue (Readers’ Forum, “A Modern-Day Herod”).
Controversial Renaming
Dear Editor: Let’s remember, Ormond Pl. was renamed Claver Pl. to honor and recognize St. Peter Claver’s devotion in ministry to the African slaves (“Bed-Stuy Parish Fights Street Naming for Controversial Figure,” Feb. 16).
The Fight Against Abortion
Dear Editor: How anyone can trust any decision made by any Senator who does not care enough to protect the lives of our most vulnerable citizens and is not wise enough to realize it is not the woman’s body?