The Catholic bishops of Massachusetts warn removing “any legal restraint on late-term abortion” is a “radical measure which is gravely immoral.” In a letter dated July 29, 2026, Massachusetts’ Catholic bishops spoke out forcefully against the “Prioritizing Patient Access to Care Act” (H. 5595), an extreme bill that removed the state’s remaining restrictions on abortion […] The post Massachusetts Bishops: Eliminating ‘Any Legal Restraint’ on Abortion ‘Gravely Immoral’ appeared first on Daily Citizen .
Lawler discusses whether Catholic officials are likely to impose canonical consequences on politicians who support abortion. He focuses on the gap between stated Church teaching on unborn life and the practical reluctance to discipline public officials.
Ferguson responds to changes in Massachusetts abortion law by arguing that human dignity must include children in the womb. He combines legal and medical claims with a Christian case for protecting unborn life and supporting pregnant women.
Ryan Dobson reflects on his father's influence and the pro-life commitments he carries into his own work. The discussion connects grief and family legacy with compassion and opposition to publicly funded abortion.
White explains the remaining briefing, closing-argument, and decision stages after testimony ended in California's case against Heartbeat International and RealOptions. She argues that the outcome could affect pregnancy centers' ability to discuss abortion-pill reversal nationwide and asks supporters to remain engaged and prayerful.
Physician Kristin Collier describes the development of her pro-life convictions and their implications for medical practice. The interview connects human dignity, professional ethics, and cultural change beyond abortion's legal status.
Lawler criticizes the response of Massachusetts Catholic leaders to state abortion policy and political pressure. He argues that weak institutional resistance leaves unborn children and pro-life principles without an effective public defense.
Danelle Kreps describes her experience of secrecy and distress after abortion and subsequent participation in Bridges of Hope. Brenda Shuler discusses the program's Christian approach to grief, community, and recovery.
Root argues that framing abortion exclusively around adult women's rights leaves the rights of unborn girls out of the discussion. Drawing on Catholic moral reasoning and criticism of sex-selective abortion, he calls for a conception of equality that includes children before birth.
Bennett interviews the founder of Seven Weeks Coffee about combining business with a pro-life mission. The discussion explores entrepreneurship and faith as avenues for supporting pregnancy help.
Pigue argues that churches should address abortion as a moral and pastoral concern rather than avoid it as a divisive political subject. Drawing on pregnancy-help experience, she says compassionate teaching should combine protection of unborn life with forgiveness and support for people grieving past abortions.
Brad Imler addresses misconceptions that can cause women facing unexpected pregnancies to dismiss adoption. He discusses how pregnancy centers and churches can explain adoption without presenting it as abandonment.
Lawler comments on Catholic institutional debates that include the Church’s public witness on abortion and human life. He treats the issue as part of a broader dispute over whether enduring moral teachings can be reframed by changing pastoral priorities.
Montse Alvarado, president and chief operating officer of EWTN News, speaks at the Hispanic Pro-Life Conference on Jan. 24, 2026, at St. Anthony of Padua Church in Falls Church, Va. " data-large-file="https://i0.wp.com/www.americamagazine.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/20260126T1645-MFL26-HISPANIC-PROLIFE-CONFERENCE-1812023-scaled.jpg?fit=780%2C591&ssl=1" /> Maria Montserrat Alvarado, a Mexican-American, will be the first lay woman to lead the Vatican’s Dicastery for Communication. The post Pope Leo appoints president of EWTN News as head of Vatican communications appeared first on America Mag
Waters introduces Rethinking Fertility as a project examining infertility and reproductive technology from a life-affirming Christian perspective. She argues that a consistent belief that life begins at conception requires greater scrutiny of IVF, embryo selection, freezing and destruction.
Roland Warren discusses Care Net's approach to fatherhood, family, and pro-life ministry in a conversation with Frank Pavone and Jacob Barr. He connects support for men and families with the organization's understanding of abundant life.
Lauren Eden shares her account of surviving abortion and becoming a pro-life speaker. She emphasizes the role supportive people and Christian faith played in her family's story.
Pro-Life Radio: Defending the Unborn – Key Insights from Hosts Vicky & Bruce Cherry and Guest Michelle Herzog Key Topics **Stephenthen Holland’s Testimony and Health Crisis**: Discussion of his conception via gang rape of his mentally challenged mother, his pro-life ministry “Broken, Not Dead,” recent heart attack, and urgent call for donations (P.O. Box 2561,… The post Pro-Life Radio with Michele Herzog first appeared on Prolife Radio .
Pam Stenzel discusses her personal history, opposition to abortion exceptions, and concerns about abortion pills in an interview with Bruce and Vicki Cherry. She calls for stronger legal protection and church and pregnancy-center involvement, while making medical and environmental claims that require independent review.
Wells describes Cleveland sidewalk volunteers who combine opposition to abortion with friendship, baby showers, and material assistance for nearby families. He presents sustained relationships across racial and neighborhood divides as an important complement to public pro-life witness.
Faye Barnhart recounts her involvement in Colorado's pro-life movement. The publisher describes the conversation as emphasizing legislative action, public advocacy, and faith-driven efforts.
Heartbeat International announced that its 2027 Annual Pregnancy Help Conference will be held in Atlanta, Georgia, from March 31 to April 2. The theme for the conference is "Anointed Mission," inspired by Luke 4:18, and the city was chosen for its historical connection to the fight against oppression, referencing Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy.
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 .
Andersen and Katelyn Walls Shelton argue that Protestant Christians need a more developed theology of the body for questions involving IVF, surrogacy and fertility. They connect reproductive ethics to a pro-life understanding of embodiment, marriage and the creation of human life.
Andrew Wood discusses his book Hero, Ghost, Villain and the importance of present, engaged fathers. He connects parenting responsibility and Christian discipleship with broader pro-life concerns.
The 2026 Acadiana Proudly Pro-Life Gala on Saturday, January 17th, was a beautiful evening and a tremendous success! Our emcee was Erica Inzina, J.D., the Policy Director of Louisiana Right to Life. She gracefully led the event from start to finish! Bishop Douglas Deshotel, Diocese of Lafayette, opened the Gala in prayer. We are grateful... The post 2026 Acadiana Proudly Pro-Life Gala a Beautiful Evening! appeared first on Louisiana Right to Life .
Andrew Wood urges churches to combine public pro-life conviction with practical care for families. The discussion also addresses Colorado's abortion-pill-reversal litigation and creating welcoming church communities.
Godsey connects the Christmas message of divine love with the work of pregnancy-help organizations. He presents compassionate engagement with both a pregnant woman and her unborn child as the motivation for that service.
