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March 6, 2015      An art exhibit at a public library In Trumbull, a Connecticut town, featured a painting depicting Mother Teresa and members of her religious order, The Missionaries of Charity, marching in unity with icons of the feminist movement and Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger. A Catholic organization, The Knights of Columbus, protested, resulting in the removal of the painting. The Secular Left is battling to have the painting returned to the exhibit. Undoubtedly they will win. They always do.      I spent a year as a volunteer physician working with the Missionaries of Charity in Haiti. They are the best the human race has to offer. They woke up at 4:30 AM, prayed for an hour on hard wooden kneelers and then spent the rest of the day caring for the sick and dying. They drove through the streets of Port-au-Prince, found people dying, brought them back to their hospitals, and nursed them back to health. They distributed medicine and food to neglected and abused. They cleaned the flies and excrement off of patients dying of AIDS and drug-resistant tuberculosis, allowing them a pain free and comfortable death.     They also believed in the culture of Life. … [Read more...]