Pro-life Outreach Stories: Summer 2026

SHOW, DON'T TELL | During street outreach in June, I spoke with Sadi in downtown London. He was pro-choice and said that abortion was up to people's own decisions, and he supported it until at least 7 or 8 months into pregnancy. We talked through the Human Rights Argument, but I found that we were going in circles, and his stance didn’t change. At one point, he told me that early on in pregnancy, the embryo was “just a bit of blood” (a variation on other terms I’ve heard, like “clump of cells”)...

Keeping Score

June 2025 came in like a freight train. It knocked me off my feet. I suddenly experienced dizzy spells, and a physical and mental heaviness so intense that I struggled to leave my bed and stand up. But my recent blood work had come back normal. My joint pain levels had remained blessedly stable and … Continue reading Keeping Score →

Your 25 Minutes Can Save Countless Lives.

I have a short, blunt ask: Can you commit just 25 minutes of your time, to save lives from assisted suicide?

PODCAST: Coffee, Commerce & Catechesis

It was a privilege to join Travis and Rigel at the Coffee, Commerce & Catechesis podcast for a discussion on what it means to live out our Catholic faith courageously in the public sphere. Watch the interview here:

“What is your vision for your vocation?”

“What is your vision for your vocation?  How would you articulate to others where and how you are being called to use your gifts in God's service?  What challenges do you want to take up? What changes in your sphere of influence or in the world do you want to see?"

Your peace may not lie

Your peace may not lie In finding the answers But in accepting uncertainty...

Acceptance

I [used to] think thatAcceptanceWas a synonym for DefeatThat the white flag of SurrenderMeant giving permission for annihilation By an enemySo I foughtAnd fought and foughtAnd swore that I'd tear down the starsAnd rearrange their atomsBefore I would bend or yieldTo RealityI'll fight like hell, I thought smugly, I'm a fighter.But when you fight like … Continue reading Acceptance →

Quo Vadimus?

I wrote the following short essay as part of my application to the Cardus NextGEN Fellowship, which I'm excited to take part in. The application question asked, "Do you think religion can play a role to promote greater flourishing in modern democratic societies? If not, why not? If so, what do you think are the … Continue reading Quo Vadimus? →