On Monday, March 16, more than 1,000 pro-life Californians gathered at the State Capitol in Sacramento for the 6th annual California March for Life, hosted by California Family Council with support from the March for Life Education and Defense Fund. The event served not only as a public witness for the dignity of unborn life, […] The post From Abortion to Redemption: Stories of Life Take Center Stage at California March for Life first appeared on California Family Council .
Andrew Nussbaum discusses interstate abortion-pill disputes, free speech, and Colorado litigation. He offers predictions about future legal conflicts rather than a settled account of how courts will decide them.
A significant legal victory has been achieved for Roger Foley, a patient pressured into assisted suicide, as the Ontario Court of Appeal has granted him a chance to challenge a prior ruling dismissing his case. This development allows pursuit of damages and proper care for Roger, highlighting the need for continued support in his ongoing fight against a flawed medical system. The post Victory in Court — But the Fight for Roger Continues appeared first on .
Despite touting itself as the “leading global Catholic research university,” Notre Dame hasn’t been shy about betraying the pro-life beliefs of the Church and, indeed, its own namesake, Mary, the Mother of Jesus. As Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins points out in a letter to the editor at The Observer: The most famous woman to ever bear a child — Mary, the Mother of Jesus — is remembered daily at the school that ... Read More The post Hawkins: Leading Catholic University Must Cut Ties with Pro-Abortion Professor—Or Else appeared first on Students for Life of America .
Elsa Johansson, one of the National Leaders Collective’s leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America Christian Leadership Fellow attending Bethany Lutheran College in Mankato, MN. Learn more about Johansson’s activism below. I grew up in a Christian, pro-life home, though I’ll admit that when I was younger, I took that background for granted. To me, the belief that ... Read More The post Meet Elsa Johansson, One of National Leaders Collective’s March Leaders of the Month appeared first on Students for Life of America .
Read NJRTL’s latest published column on this topic: Governor Sherrill’s “Fishing Expedition” Smokescreen Can’t Hide New Jersey’s Violation of Federal Law – National Right to Life On March 19, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services launched an investigation into New Jersey and 12 other states for allegedly breaking a federal law […]
This week, Judie explains that where good exists, and especially where it flourishes, the evil one works harder than ever to deconstruct, destroy, and demolish the good that a devout human being is pursuing. The post Pro-Life This Week – March 20, 2026 appeared first on ALL .
By Judie Brown There is an Academy Award-nominated short documentary entitled The Devil Is Busy. The film deals with abortion, but not in the sense we faithful might expect. Spinning a tale about the Georgia abortion clinic featured in the documentary, an MSN article states, “At the center of the film is Tracy, the clinic’s… Read More » The Devil in Plain Sight The post The Devil in Plain Sight appeared first on ALL .
More and more young people in the UK are embracing the pro-life cause, and some are attributing the shift to the influence of American activists and … The post BBC: US pro-life movement is influencing young British people appeared first on CatholicVote org .
Roger Kiska, Legal Counsel to the Christian Legal Centre, comments in the wake of the House of Lords’ vote on abortion decriminalisation On Wednesday 18 March, the House of Lords considered Clause 208 [now 246] of the Crime and Policing Bill, a provision which removes criminal liability from a woman acting in relation to her ... The post The human cost of abortion up to birth appeared first on Christian Concern .
Date: Friday 20th March 2026 Release time: Immediate 8-to-1 ratio against private companies making a profit from assisted suicide. 61 per cent of the public say doctors and staff must have the right to decline participation on ethical grounds. Disabled people reject private sector involvement by a massive 13-to-1 margin. Major new polling from […] The post British public overwhelmingly rejects “forced participation” and “private profiteering” in assisted dying bill appeared first on Care Not Killing .
Tickets and sponsorship details are here: https://events.idonate.com/brandongill We’re excited to announce the upcoming kickoff of our Pro-Life Campus Series outreach.… The post Pro-Life Campus Series: Congressman Brandon Gill appeared first on Ohio Right to Life .
On Tuesday, the Scottish Parliament voted to reject a bill to legalize assisted suicide in a 69-57 vote, with one abstention. The failure of the suicide bill comes after a massive push by euthanasia campaigners to shepherd the legislation across the finish line; just days ago, sponsoring MSP Liam McArthur insisted that the bill was “bullet-proof” after 175 amendments [...] The post VICTORY: Why the defeat of Scotland’s assisted suicide bill matters first appeared on The Bridgehead .
In this episode, Fr. Shenan Boquet joins us to break down a major development in Europe: a new European Union decision that could expand abortion tourism across member states. What does this ruling mean for countries like Poland that have strong pro-life laws? How does this decision impact women, families, and national sovereignty? And why… The post Is the EU Undermining Pro-Life Laws? The Rise of Abortion Tourism appeared first on Human Life International .
Andrea Williams responds to Wednesday’s vote in the House of Lords on the decriminalisation of abortion Last night, I watched with a heavy heart as I felt like the prophet Habakkuk: How long, Lord, must I call for help, but you do not listen? Or cry out to you, “Violence!” but you do not save? ... The post A dark night for our nation: we must not give up appeared first on Christian Concern .
In this week’s episode of The SoCon Report, Craig sits down with two special guests to uncover major developments across some of Family Policy Alliance’s(FPA’s) most important issues: After Roe and safeguarding the lives of the pre-born, Help Not Harm and protecting kids from harmful medical interventions, and Save Girls’ Sports and preserving fairness for female athletes. In an eye-opening conversation, Dr. Christina […]
More than half of Americans support abortion in all or most cases, according to recent polling by Pew Research Center. The number has remained fairly stable throughout the years, including through the overturning of Roe v. Wade, indicating that legal shifts can’t bypass the hard work of chang... The post Majority of Americans Support Abortion, Pew Finds. Many Remain Persuadable appeared first on The Human Life Review .
The majority of the Scottish Parliament voted March 17 to reject a bill to legalize physician-assisted suicide, and the president of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of … The post Scotland Parliament votes against legalizing physician-assisted suicide appeared first on CatholicVote org .
Kallie Fell discussed concerns about surrogacy on The Birth Lounge Podcast, highlighting issues such as exploitation, commodification, and the separation of biological, gestational, and social motherhood. The conversation also covered surrogate health risks, potential long-term impacts on children conceived through IVF, and the complex legal challenges related to contracts, autonomy, and representation.
In an age of IVF, embryo selection, and a rapidly expanding fertility industry, couples facing infertility are often given a clear message: if you want a child badly enough, technology can make it happen. But what if that’s not the whole story? What if infertility is not just a medical condition to be solved but a profound personal, relational, and even spiritual trial? And what if a life without biological children can still be deeply meaningful and truly fruitful? In this episode of Bioethics Babe, I sit down with Leigh Snead, author of Infertile but Fruitful, fellow with the Catholic Associ
Lebensborn is a German word meaning “the source of life.” Understood literally, it sounds wonderful. Given its origins in the German Third Reich, however, its meaning is somewhat more ambiguous. Like in all totalitarian systems, name and content are often very different. In the Soviet Union, ... The post The False “Source of Life”: Nazi Surrogacy and Eugenics appeared first on The Human Life Review .
By Judie Brown Recent headlines inform the electorate that wholesale killing is so deeply ingrained in our cultural psyche that on any particular day the most horrific of crimes against human dignity go unacknowledged. In New Mexico, preborn children are being slaughtered up to 34 weeks gestational age. The state has one of the most… Read More » An American Obsession The post An American Obsession appeared first on ALL .
Word on Fire In this first day of their seminar, Sr. Maris Stella, Sr. Marie Veritas, and Sr. Mary Grace of the Sisters of Life explore how Catholic evangelists can fully embrace the Gospel of life, drawing from their combined 30+ years of experience walking with pregnant women and accompanying those healing after abortion. The Sisters share how […]
It has been a busy season for the sidewalk team in Rochester, but not without its blessings — like when they received word that a family they had served months earlier had returned to say “Thank you!” … for being on the street in front of Planned Parenthood, for reaching out in Christ’s love, for […] The post Saving A Family From Heartbreak first appeared on Sidewalk Advocates for Life .
Date: Tuesday 17th March 2026 Release time: Immediate The governments in Westminster and Holyrood should fix the palliative care system before introducing assisted suicide or euthanasia, finds a major new Whitestone poll from Care Not Killing (CNK). The poll reveals deep concern over NHS capacity to handle law change safely, with a 3-to-1 ratio believing […] The post Fix palliative care, before introducing assisted suicide or euthanasia, say majority of Britons appeared first on Care Not Killing .
What if a woman changes her mind after starting a chemical abortion? Should she still have the chance to save her baby? Lauren Castillo of Bella Health + Wellness joins Rich Bennett and Hannah Harris on this episode of The LifeCast to discuss the life-saving impact of the Abortion Pill Reversal (APR), which has helped save at least 8,000 babies. As one of the leaders at Bella Health + Wellness—one of two Colorado clinics that sued the state after it attempted to ban Abortion Pill Reversal—Lauren shares her reaction to the law and what it means for women seeking a second chance after beginning
What do abortions and Botox have in common? Not much, it would seem. So why would the nation’s largest abortion vendor decide to put itself in the business of facial modification? Last week, a Planned Parenthood in Sacramento announced it would be expanding its “services” to include not just abortions but Botox. In a blatant attempt to square that circle, a Planned Parenthood official said, “I think, actually, aesthetics ... Read More The post The Nation’s Largest Abortion Vendor Gets a Botox Makeover appeared first on Students for Life of America .
