- Frances Kissling
- Scholar, Activist
Frances Kissling is a visiting scholar at the Center for Bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania where she is writing a book on Ethics and Abortion. A Catholic feminist, she was the president of Catholics for Choice for 25 years.
Did Obama find the common ground?
The issues of religious freedom, sexuality and reproduction continue to run into each other.
Does Mississippi really respect life?
Rather than calling fertilized eggs persons, people of faith could better spend their time caring for the already born: children, the elderly, the poor, the stranger in our midst.
Catholic University and intolerance
It is time for Catholic educators to understand that responsible parenthood entails the use of modern methods of contraception.
- Death by opinion poll
- Be fruitful and subtract?
- Buddhism: Practice makes perfect
- Circumcision and change
- Progressive and conservative politicians make claims about what God wants
- Killing is never a time for celebration
- Religion lays foundation for gender discrimination
- Abortion rights are under attack, and pro-choice advocates are caught in a time warp
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