by Brenda Baietto | Sep 21, 2018 | Blog, Featured Articles
Several years ago I would have poo’d this article. But being a divorce mediator now for close to 10 years I think in many cases being hard-nosed or even hostile can force the parties out of their own embedded hostilities and increase their willingness to come to an...
by Brenda Baietto | Sep 21, 2018 | Featured Articles, Morals and Faith Based Practices, Reflection
I have seen the moms who take their kids to Mass to begin their day. And yes, I wondered about them. At the time I was going to early morning Mass I was going alone on purpose…to pray…and get closer to the Lord. Those moms often had their hands too full to be able to...
by Brenda Baietto | Aug 31, 2018 | Featured Articles, Individual and Family Rights
The linked article discusses surrogacy and whether surrogacy works toward our “common good.” Written by Matthew Eppinette, it is an important read. I think so many of our ethical debates come down to this idea of individualism vs the common good. More to it, I think...
by Brenda Baietto | Aug 27, 2018 | Featured Articles, Individual and Family Rights
Oh, what a tangled web we weave. Frozen embryos…who do they belong to? Are they just marital property subject to division? Based on what exactly? Since a frozen embryo is no longer in a woman’s body, can a woman who does not want the embryo argue under Roe that the...
by Brenda Baietto | Jul 16, 2018 | Featured Articles, Individual and Family Rights
The Thomas More Society is a national public interest law firm dedicated to the following pressing legal issues: life, religious liberty, and the family. Reading their website is an easy way to stay on top of current national cases affecting these important issues....
