Pro-life Rob Cooper said at a debate in Hamilton, Ontario, that as a Christian he takes exception to the current female mayor's discrimination against faith groups before he was blasted by her and a 'trans' contender.
A Catholic theologian challenged Texas U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico during a town hall on his false claim that abortion is not condemned in the Bible, pointing out the Fifth Commandment says 'Thou shall not kill.'
A few days after a 2025 ticket was dropped against Brian Jenkins, he was ticketed again on October 3 for carrying a sign calling for prayers to end abortion.
The video, which has more than 434,000 likes and 44,000 comments, scrolls from a pregnancy test to an ultrasound to a Planned Parenthood ‘procedure’ appointment.
Governor JB Pritzker's pro-death law has hit another snag, with a federal judge protecting nearly every Catholic institution and healthcare professional from promoting assisted suicide.
Bishop Michael Burbidge stressed that the faithful must reject ‘these radically unjust ballot initiatives,’ which would establish ‘rights’ to abortion, IVF, and homosexual ‘marriage.’
Christians in Britain are facing growing persecution, and the cases are mounting. Isabelle von Spruce, co-director of March for Life UK, is reportedly facing further legal harassment for silently praying outside an abortion center.
Former Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard, who voted for Canada’s first assisted suicide bill, now says he wouldn’t back it again while confirming what pro-lifers warned against a decade ago.
A Swiss referendum, passed by over 68%, has stripped conscience protections from at least 30 Christian hospitals and care homes, leaving patients no option to choose care that won’t kill.
Nearly 80 doctors are warning that Idaho’s Prop. 1 would unleash ‘painful late-term abortions into the eighth month of pregnancy,’ take away parental rights, and ‘endanger’ women.
The South Korean government claimed that 'no particular adverse reactions have been identified by race or by country,' negating the need for conducting additional trials.
‘The Hate Review’ describes opposition to abortion and transgenderism in terms of ‘viral load,’ ‘infection,’ and social ‘contamination’ as it denounces pro-life groups across Europe.
The House Democrats’ Cost-of-Living Healthcare Working Group outlined a plan that includes a federal 'right' to abortion and taxpayer funding after the election if they gain power.
Campaign Life Coalition warned that Canada's Liberal government is 'still bent on expanding death — it just changed its target' with plans to allow euthanasia for the mentally ill by advance request.
The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals kept in place a temporary block on a law used to stop a New York-based business from advertising how to obtain abortion pills by mail order.
Catholic pro-life activist Isabel Vaughan-Spruce pleaded not guilty to five charges stemming from silent prayer near a Birmingham abortion clinic under England’s new buffer-zone law.
Despite Canada's Liberal government announcing a permanent ban on euthanasia solely for mental illness, it will expand euthanasia to include those who have signed advanced directives,
Prolife Alberta called on Minister of Hospital and Surgical Health Services Adriana LaGrange to follow through on her request for a review of the province's policies on babies born alive after failed abortions.
At least 5 innocent Kentucky babies were killed through surgical abortions; however, thousands more were killed in other states or through chemical abortion pills.
The panel sharply criticizes Leo’s planned participation in an infamous interreligious gathering in Assisi, arguing that such events risk suggesting that “all religions are a pathway to God.” They also confront the confusion about the Church’s position on the death penalty, particularly after pro-life leader Kristan Hawkins wrote that Catholics who “gleefully advocate” for capital punishment are “in sin”. The hosts argue that this reflects a deeper problem: Catholics are being given contradictory signals about established doctrine.
Legislation will be introduced in the coming weeks to stop the expansion of Medical Assistance in Dying to those with mental illness; meanwhile, a Conservative bill banning mental illness as the sole reason was defeated.