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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Afton Simonelli DATE: Tuesday, April 1, 2025 PHONE: 614-547-0099 ext.303 COLUMBUS, Ohio— Today, The Ohio House Finance Committee released… The post Ohio House of Representatives Finance Committee Announces Amended Pro-Life State Operating Budget appeared first on Ohio Right to Life .
Read →Nearly 1,000 handmade hats were sent to members of Parliament in memory of children lost to abortion.
Read →In testimony republished by the coalition, psychiatrist Ronald Pies opposes Massachusetts assisted-suicide proposals on ethical and clinical grounds. He argues that clinicians should respond to fears about autonomy and dignity through counseling and care rather than assistance in dying.
Read →As its use to kill preborn babies has skyrocketed, the dispensing of the abortion pill has become a hot-button topic over the last few years. Recent statistics state that it accounted for “63% of all abortions in the formal health care system” in 2023. But that does not include the states that don’t keep abortion […] The post 6 Facts You Need to Know about the Abortion Pill Regimen appeared first on Celebrate Life Magazine .
Read →On March 26, 2025, the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities called on Canada to repeal Track 2 of its assisted suicide and euthanasia program, which allows people with disabilities whose natural death is not reasonably foreseeable to request assisted suicide or euthanasia. The committee criticized the program for basing eligibility on ableist perceptions of disability and suffering, and stated that safeguards do not guarantee support for persons with disabilities, emphasizing that suffering is caused by inequality and discrimination rather than disability itself.
Read →In ancient times and in more recent centuries, newborn babies unwanted for any number of reasons including poverty, disease, infidelity etc. were left on hillsides exposed to the elements and wild animals and left to their fate. Some babies may have been collected by slavers, others might be picked up out of love by passing […] The post What to do with Unwanted Babies appeared first on March for Life UK .
Read →Schadenberg reviews the assisted-dying sections of the United Nations disability committee's concluding observations on Canada. He focuses on the committee's concerns about eligibility where death is not foreseeable and proposed further expansions.
Read →This action alert contrasts a Montana proposal to restrict an assisted-suicide defense with a Delaware proposal to authorize assisted suicide. Schadenberg asks readers to support the Montana measure and oppose the Delaware legislation.
Read →Pro-life Congressional leaders introduce bill to protect crucial services provided by pregnancy care centers
Read →Supporters of the assisted suicide bill have consistently claimed those struggling with severe anorexia would not qualify for assisted suicide – but is this really the case? Holly Baines comments Pro-assisted suicide MPs have long claimed that anorexia isn’t deemed a terminal illness and wouldn’t qualify an individual for assisted suicide under the assisted suicide ... The post Tragic case proves people with anorexia are endangered by assisted suicide bill appeared first on Christian Concern .
Read →Dear Friends, The headlines pictured above are just a few examples of media touting the billions going to fund the abortion industry with the big question: Where is it all going? This past week I had a chance to see behind the proverbial curtain to discover the answer to this question. I thought I had […] The post The Shocking Tactics of Big Abortion first appeared on Sidewalk Advocates for Life .
Read →FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Afton Simonelli DATE: Wednesday, March 26, 2025 PHONE:… The post Ohio Right to Life Thanks President Trump for his Commitment to Life appeared first on Ohio Right to Life .
Read →This republished Inclusion Canada statement welcomes a United Nations committee's recommendations on Canadian disability rights. It highlights the recommendation to repeal Track 2 assisted dying alongside calls for stronger income support, inclusion, and community services.
Read →Schadenberg summarizes the Netherlands' reported 2024 euthanasia totals and highlights an increase in cases involving psychiatric conditions. He raises concerns about the implications for younger patients and for countries considering similar laws.
Read →“I love that God used the illegitimate child to pave the way and lead the rest of my family to faith in Christ.” -Jeanine Michaels In this episode, Jeanine Michaels joins Rich Bennett to share her powerful story. She recounts when she was told the unexpected news that she was conceived through an extramarital affair and how, because abortion was illegal at the time, her mother chose life. Jeanine reflects on how God’s redemption transformed a painful and sinful situation into a story of forgiveness and healing. She and Rich also discuss the vital work of Life Network’s Motherhood Coaches, who
Read →I always enjoy Kathryn Lopez’s ongoing Corner feature in which she posts about news stories that “caught my eye.” So I decided to blatantly steal the concept to discuss euthanasia/assisted suicide stories that have recently been in the news. (When ready to publish full article, combine lists so that number 1 below becomes number 4.)
Read →Over twenty years ago, Ricardo was just a young man studying to be a nurse in North Carolina. He needed a job in the medical field, so when a friend helped him land a position at Planned Parenthood in Chapel Hill, he took it. For three years, he answered phones, screened patients, and held the […] The post He Used to Work There. Now He Prays There. first appeared on LOVE LIFE .
Read →When a pregnant woman is murdered, our law does not enable us to count her pre-born child as a second victim.
Read →Paul Tuns reports on Patricia Maloney's examination of lobbying records and public funding involving the Abortion Rights Coalition of Canada. The article connects that lobbying to federal proposals affecting pregnancy centers' charitable status.
Read →After a late start to the 2025 session, which came to a close last Saturday, the slim pro-abortion majority wasted no time pushing the extreme Unlimited Abortion up to Birth Amendment through in both the Senate and House of Delegates chambers. The Democrat majority used their power to ignore the hundreds of calls, emails and […] The post The 2025 General Assembly Comes to a Close and the Pro-life Movement Faces the Facts appeared first on Virginia Society for Human Life .
Read →Head of Public Policy Tim Dieppe comments on the committee’s continued rejections of amendments to the assisted suicide bill that would make it safer This week’s debates in the committee scrutinising Kim Leadbeater’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill demonstrated just how big an impact on society this bill will have. This follows last ... The post MPs keep refusing to make assisted suicide bill safer appeared first on Christian Concern .
Read →Hello, my name is Theo. I’m a Christian, a recovering addict, and a 40 Days for Life volunteer down on the south coast. I’m here today to tell you a bit about myself and my children, and also a bit about 40 Days. It’s been almost ten years since my last visit to Kings Norton […] The post Hidden Grief: A Man’s perspective on the impact of abortion. appeared first on March for Life UK .
Read →New Hampshire lawmakers tabled HB 254 by a narrow vote. Schadenberg treats that result as a significant setback for assisted-suicide legalization while acknowledging that tabling is not the same as permanently defeating a bill.
Read →Twenty years ago today, Terri Schiavo’s feeding tube was withdrawn with court approval, commencing a cruel deprivation of sustenance that resulted in her death by dehydration 13 days later. For those who may not remember, the case became the most hotly contested bioethics issue since Roe v. Wade as Terri’s husband Michael fought in courts and in the media with her parents and siblings over his desire to remove all Terri’s food and fluids. In the end, he won — and Terri died. Now, two bioethicists on the influential Hastings Center blog decry the case as wrongly brought. They get some facts wro
Read →What do you call a billion-dollar corporation that annually swallows millions in government funding but fails to deliver comprehensive medical care to women? Planned Parenthood... The post It’s Time to Defund Planned Parenthood appeared first on First Things .
Read →This advocacy post reports that Delaware's House passed HB 140 and urges readers to oppose the assisted-suicide proposal in the Senate. It contrasts the current legislative effort with the previous governor's veto and the new governor's support.
Read →Join Brenda Shuler and Rich Bennett for an inspiring conversation about the transformative work of Life Network and its after-abortion recovery program, Bridges of Hope. Being Life Network’s longest-serving staff member, Brenda shares her insights on how the organization has grown over the past 20 years. And as a leader in the Bridges of Hope program, she highlights its profound impact on men and women seeking healing from a past abortion. Whether you or someone you know has experienced abortion, this episode offers a message of compassion, hope, and restoration. Colorado March for Life: https
Read →The results of the 2025 Helen Donovan Memorial Essay Contest are complete. Once again the young pro-life voices in the state are showing how thoughtful they are on pro-life issues. We are grateful for the participation of all those who submitted an essay this year. This essay titled Promoting the Culture of Life won third place […] The post Third Place: 2025 Annual Helen M. Donovan Memorial Award Essay Contest appeared first on Virginia Society for Human Life .
Read →The results of the 2025 Helen Donovan Memorial Essay Contest are complete. Once again the young pro-life voices in the state are showing how thoughtful they are on pro-life issues. We are grateful for the participation of all those who submitted an essay this year. This essay titled Promoting the Culture of Life won second place […] The post Second Place: 2025 Annual Helen M. Donovan Memorial Award Essay Contest appeared first on Virginia Society for Human Life .
Read →The results of the 2025 Helen Donovan Memorial Essay Contest are complete. Once again the young pro-life voices in the state are showing how thoughtful they are on pro-life issues. We are grateful for the participation of all those who submitted an essay this year. This essay by Melania Lambert won first place and is […] The post First Place: 2025 Annual Helen M. Donovan Memorial Award Essay Contest appeared first on Virginia Society for Human Life .
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