President Obama as Barack the Organizer exposes the purely partisan nature of Alinskyian political organizing. It's the Chicago Way.

A hospital beleaguered by racial discrimination charges has gotten a case moved to federal court. Meanwhile, charges of racism were heard at a board meeting of Mott Community College in Flint.

'Change Agents' by Stephanie Block chronicles the influence of leftist Alinskyian agents in U.S. religious institutions.

President Obama noted that there is Republican support for same-sex marriage. Gay rights groups applaud.

Progressives have a highly sophisticated political machine to convince that isolates anyone in authority who is outspoken against abortion as public policy. This is essential to the Alinskyian playbook.

Faithful America, a non-Catholic group, is demanding an apology from Catholic Bishop Daniel Jenky for criticizing Obamacare. What is up with that?

Author Jeffry Odell Korgen examines the schizophrenic advocacy practiced by Catholic Relief Services in his book 'Solidarity Will Transform the World: Stories of Hope from the Catholic Relief Services'.

Written by a Lutheran pastor, 'How Much is Enough?' is a compelling read that has plenty of food for thought. How can Christians in America and the West resist 'affluenza'?

Part Three in a series on the ramifications of Obamacare for religious institutions in the U.S.

Part 2 in a three-part series on Obamacare.

Part 1 in a three-part series on Obamacare.

Catholic Healthcare West is dissolved and its name is changed to Dignity Health. Bishop Richard Garcia gives assurances that under the administration of an order of nuns, no abortions or invitro fertilizations will occur at the hospitals in the network.

While guidelines for Lenten fasting have been loosened over the last 40 years, there has been no lessening of Catholics' duty to defend their faith, even with their lives.

Strangely, President Obama is targetting the very people who put him into office by pressing for abortion that is largely aimed at minorities.

All Americans have a right to free of government interference in how we handle our affairs, especially with regard to religion.

President Obama listed Father Jenkins of Notre Dame as among his coterie of Catholic liberal friends.

In speaking before the House of Representatives, Bishop William Lori of Connecticut resorted to the use of a parable to explain the widespread opposition to the Obamacare mandate on religious institutions.