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Read →By Troy NewmanPresident, Operation Rescue In the days of the American founding, ministers stood in pulpits and preached election sermons. They opened the Bible, laid out the duties of rulers and the people who choose them, and warned the land against the sins that invite judgment.
Read →Missouri voters have a chance to reverse an expansive 2024 pro-abortion measure, but the Show-Me State remains a complicated pro-life battleground.
Read →Euthanasia Prevention Coalition & Physicians for Compassionate Care Preventing Euthanasia & Assisted Suicide Symposium Register for our online Symposium on Saturday, November 14 From ( 10 am ET) (7 am Pacific Time) to (2 pm ET) (11 am Pacific Time) Register for free in advance for the event: ( Registration Link ) Wesley J Smith is Chair and Senior Fellow at Discovery Institute’s Center on Human Exceptionalism . Wesley is a contributor to The Corner at National Review and is the author of more than 14 books, in recent years focusing exclusively on human dignity, liberty, and equality.
Read →Pro-abortion pushback was swift after First Lady Melania Trump announced a new executive order to advance women's health. Here's what you need to know.
Read →By Judie Brown Cardinal John O’Connor (1920-2000) was inspiring, challenging, controversial, and, for us, a dear friend. He was the first Catholic prelate to make a valiant effort to bring unity to the pro-life movement and a master of peaceful negotiation, even though one wonders how it could be possible for those committed to defending… Read More » Remembering Cardinal John O’Connor The post Remembering Cardinal John O’Connor appeared first on ALL .
Read →Her story ignites a question that should concern everyone: can a free society outlaw and penalize a citizen’s peaceful presence and private thoughts?
Read →Monica Kelsey's birth mother abandoned her two hours after she was born. She grew up to found Safe Haven Baby Boxes, and Tennessee's first one sits outside Knoxville Fire Station 17.
Read →A 28-year-old rapper gunned down Alana Sims, 22, in 2023 -- as she was on her way to celebrate his acquittal days earlier in a separate double-murder case.
Read →A statement from the Archdiocese of Denver noted that Archbishop James Golka and other bishops prayed for President Trump in the White House, and noted “continued conversation on the sanctity of life, from conception to natural death, and the God-given dignity of every person.” According to the Denver Catholic, citing the While House faith director, Jenny Korn, who posted about it on X, the bishops met with the US president on October 22, and spoke with him about “religious freedom, school choice, family tax credits, religious visas, and life.” The Denver archdiocesan statement noted that Arch
Read →Parliament passed the bill by 13 to 12 votes on Sept. 2, but no law takes effect in the principality without the reigning prince’s approval.
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Read →One of the things I appreciate most about pregnancy center ministry is the people who faithfully show up to do this work.
Read →It is the fifth region in the country to introduce rules governing the practice despite the absence of a national legal framework.
Read →Joe Biden sent Congress a budget in 2021 that stripped out the Hyde Amendment. A House Democrat health care team co-led by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wants to finish what Biden started.
Read →The Archbishop of Liverpool backs warnings from the Isle of Man Medical Society over patient safeguards, medical regulation and conscientious objection
Read →Dr Joanna Howe claimed her academic career is 'on the brink' and that she is suing her employer.
Read →The Isle of Man has received Royal Assent for its assisted dying bill, making the British entity the latest to legalize euthanasia.
Read →The fifth National Men's March to Abolish Abortion and & Rally for Personhood will be held on Sunday, November 1, along a three-mile route from a local Planned Parenthood to Boston Common.
Read →A Canadian retailer recently released a video celebrating the life of a woman who chose assisted suicide. The video has millions of views, but it raises an important question: Why are we making someone’s death look inspiring instead of asking how we could have helped her keep living?
Read →Months after a Tennessee pregnancy center employee sounded the alarm on a sketchy package of abortion pills received by a client, the underhanded distribution of these pills continues. Three more dodgy packages of pills have come to the same clinic in clients’ possession.
Read →While a lot of attention is focused on the efforts of pro-lifers to see the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reimpose restrictions on the abortion pills which would stop the mailing of these pills to pro-life states, the other side continue to push to get rid of any limits on the distribution of mifepristone whatsoever. […] The post The Abortion Industry Doesn’t Care if Women Die From Abortion Pills appeared first on LifeNews.com .
Read →The Proposition 1 campaign to radically expand abortion in Idaho and the Idaho Democratic Party are colluding to fraudulently get cheaper rates for a new TV ad running on Idaho stations. The ad carries the disclaimer that it’s paid for by Idaho Democrats and authorized by Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terri Pickens.
Read →Liechtenstein’s Hereditary Prince Alois has vetoed a Bill, which narrowly passed earlier this year, that would have removed legal protections for unborn babies, and permitted abortion on demand, for any reason, up until the end of the third month of pregnancy, instead calling for more support for women and their babies “before, during and after […] The post Liechtenstein’s Prince Alois Vetoes Bill to Legalize Abortion appeared first on LifeNews.com .
Read →How should we decide who to vote for or should we vote at all? The panel explores the issues facing young Kiwis, from the cost of living to abortion, and debates how faith should shape our political choices.
Read →"This is not easy work, in part because so many people feel that prisoners facing death have entirely forfeited their human dignity and right to life." The post Archbishop Coakley: Botched execution, proposed livestream reveal ‘inhumanity’ of death penalty first appeared on OSV News .
Read →In November 2024, Nevada voters backed a constitutional right to abortion with 64% of the vote. Catholic bishops in four states are answering the November 3 election with a weapon campaigns...
Read →Abdul El-Sayed is once again playing the "I'm a doctor" card, this time to push a radical abortion agenda. While El-Sayed holds a doctorate, he is not a licensed physician.
Read →Billy Adams III, who killed his pregnant girlfriend said he wants to be sentenced to death and doesn't want his lawyers to bother with mitigation in a handwritten letter to the court that was submitted last week.
Read →Polish lawmakers passed a bill allowing abortion for 'severe fetal abnormalities,' and another removing criminal penalties for helping a woman get an abortion.
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