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Read →Michigan Supreme Court Justice Jennifer Welch said the court should ‘explore’ whether chimps ‘possess a common law right to bodily liberty’ – even though she opposes rights for unborn babies.
Read →Alex Schadenberg Executive Director, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition I was talking with Frank Panico, who filmed and edited the Life Worth Living film , about the film festivals that we entered the Life Worth Living film . While going through the list we noticed that Life Worth Living was considered in several film festivals, it was screened in a few festivals and it won at the Niagara International Film Festival in June 2026.
Read →Alex Schadenberg Executive Director Euthanasia Prevention Coalition On Wednesday, September 30, Tennessee had it's second consecutive botched lethal injection execution, this time it was Christa Pike. The concerns related to botched execution deaths also apply to botched euthanasia and/or assisted suicide deaths.
Read →A baby born 12 weeks premature has overcome significant medical challenges and is now thriving.
Read →A woman named Kathy described her experience with a chemical abortion, comparing the unborn child to an 'alien' she needed to remove and expressing gratitude to Planned Parenthood for their prompt and non-judgmental service. She recounted taking mifepristone and misoprostol to terminate the pregnancy, noting her emotional distress and lack of information about the potential pain and dangers of the procedure.
Read →A second newborn was safely surrendered at a Safe Haven Baby Box in Wisconsin, ensuring the child's protection and care. The program continues to provide life-saving alternatives for parents in crisis.
Read →Two hundred Virginia pastors have publicly opposed a proposed abortion amendment, citing the Sixth Commandment in their appeal to voters. Their unified stance urges Christians to reject legalizing abortion up to birth.
Read →California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a law requiring community colleges to provide abortion pills to students. Pro-life advocates warn the measure endangers young women and excludes support for parenting or prenatal care.
Read →A pro-life reflection emphasizes the role of Mary as a source of hope and healing for those affected by abortion. The message encourages individuals to seek compassion and forgiveness rather than despair.
Read →A judge known for pro-abortion rulings has raised controversy by suggesting that monkeys could be considered to have human rights. Pro-life advocates argue this stance further undermines the dignity of unborn human life.
Read →A public broadcaster initially scheduled a pro-life doctors' event but later canceled it, citing concerns over political controversy. The decision has drawn criticism from pro-life groups for silencing medical professionals who oppose abortion.
Read →Pope Leo XIV recently visited France, addressing topics such as assisted dying, European identity, and the role of the Catholic Church in a secular country during his four-day apostolic journey. During the visit, he met with abuse survivors, spoke against French assisted-dying and abortion laws, and drew large crowds, including 800,000 attendees at a Mass in Paris.
Read →Theresa Bonopartis, founder of Entering Canaan Ministries, shares her personal experience of having a saline abortion at age 17 and discusses 30 years of Catholic post-abortion ministry focused on healing through God's mercy. She explains why post-abortive women often remain silent for years and emphasizes the path to forgiveness, repentance, and reparation after abortion.
Read →A company has been exposed for selling body parts from aborted babies for $765 each, raising ethical and legal concerns. The revelation has intensified calls for stricter oversight and accountability in the abortion industry.
Read →A Canadian man battling cancer refused euthanasia six times, expressing a strong desire to continue living. His family is sharing his story to highlight the importance of life-affirming care and alternatives to assisted suicide.
Read →Florida Commissioner of Education Henry Mack issued a memorandum to school districts instructing them to remove sexually explicit materials from school libraries and to follow state law rather than guidance from organizations like the American Library Association or PEN America. The memo cites statute 1006.28(2)(a), which mandates discontinuing use of materials deemed pornographic or harmful if a parent is denied the right to read passages at school board meetings, and highlights concerns over books promoting graphic sexual content and abortion being accessible to minors in Florida schools.
Read →Different types of Halloween candy as metaphors to describe various aspects of grief and healing after abortion, such as the protective shell of M&M's representing outward appearances and the unexpected waves of grief likened to Pop Rocks. It encourages individuals to grieve at their own pace, seek support, and acknowledges that healing has no set timeline, especially during emotionally challenging times like Halloween and the holidays.
Read →Kristin Logan left Canada to seek cancer treatment in the United States after waiting nine months for a diagnosis and receiving a pamphlet about Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) before seeing an oncologist. Since moving to the U.S., Logan's condition has improved significantly, and she credits the outstanding medical care she has received there for her better prognosis.
Read →Pope Leo XIV blessed a young man with disabilities during a Mass at Saint-Étienne Cathedral in Metz, France, on September 28, 2026, as part of his four-day apostolic journey to the country. His defense of life addressed some of Europe's most contentious social questions with a humble and measured manner, distinguishing his message from past 'culture wars.
Read →A health care agenda presented to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries by a working group led by Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Terri Sewell includes a bill, H.R.
Read →Bishop William Byrne and the Catholic bishops of Massachusetts are urging Catholics to sign a petition to repeal Chapter 188, a new law allowing abortion throughout pregnancy, including after 24 weeks for any reason and in non-hospital settings. The repeal effort, called Repeal 188, requires collecting certified signatures to place the question on the 2028 ballot and suspend the law until voters decide, while parishes are holding petition drives and promoting support for women facing unplanned pregnancies during Respect Life Month.
Read →Dennis van E. was sentenced to less than 16 years in prison for forcing his pregnant girlfriend, Patricia de Oliveira Santos, to take abortion pills and a lethal cocktail of drugs, resulting in her death and the death of her baby boy in the Netherlands.
Read →Governor Gavin Newsom has enacted a law mandating that all California colleges provide abortion pills to students. Pro-life leaders argue the policy prioritizes abortion access over student health and safety.
Read →The Joint Committee on Health discussed a Sinn Féin bill to remove the three-day waiting period for abortion, with Fianna Fáil TD and GP Martin Daly questioning the objectivity of pro-life GPs who supported keeping the wait. Daly contrasted their 'personal beliefs and philosophy' against the clinical evidence presented by other doctors who argued there is no clinical reason to keep the wait, effectively implying that the life of the unborn child is not valued in the clinical debate over abortion access.
Read →A boy born weighing just 1lb 13oz and spending 78 days in neonatal care has started school, defying the odds. His story is being celebrated as a testament to the value and resilience of premature infants.
Read →Pope Leo XIV's apostolic journey to France from September 25 to 28, 2026, focused on defending the dignity of every human life, challenging French lawmakers on assisted dying, abortion, and surrogacy, and emphasizing that no human life is disposable. During his visit, he engaged with the sick and disabled in Lourdes, delivered a speech at UNESCO warning about the impact of AI on human dignity, and celebrated a Mass in Paris attended by over 800,000 people, including altar servers with Down syndrome, highlighting his global voice for the vulnerable. The pope's visit sparked renewed debate over France's assisted-dying legislation, with his strong defense of life receiving widespread attention, including from President Emmanuel Macron, who attended Mass with him despite political opposition; Pope Leo also condemned euthanasia and abortion as threats to human dignity and called for medicine to reject programmed death, reinforcing his role as a prominent advocate for the disabled, elderly, unborn, and vulnerable in society.
Read →A Louisiana mother facing an unexpected pregnancy received support and resources that helped her choose life for her child. The intervention by local pro-life advocates provided practical assistance and hope.
Read →Sean, who suffered from obsessive compulsive disorder, anxiety disorder, and depressive disorder along with several non-life-threatening physical conditions, experienced numerous negative encounters with emergency hospital services. The family hopes that sharing Sean's story will support opposition to expanding Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) eligibility for individuals with mental illness.
Read →Two recent euthanasia cases, including the killing of a two-year-old in the Netherlands despite medical assessments suggesting alternatives, and the alleged non-consensual euthanasia of Canadian grandmother Brigitte Stegemann, have sparked controversy and criticism. Richard Hanania, a former alt-right member and current euthanasia advocate, openly argues that some lives, particularly those with disabilities, are not worth living and supports euthanasia as a moral imperative, contrasting with other advocates who emphasize choice and autonomy.
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