‘Maafa 21’—Ten Years Later
By Karen Mahoney When Maafa 21: Black Genocide in 21st Century America—an explosive exposé chronicling the racist eugenics agenda of the abortion industry in the…
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2020
Christ Died for You
Today we reflect on Christ’s love and sacrifice for us with this prayer by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger. Lord Jesus Christ, at the hour of your…
Renewing Your Fight against Planned Parenthood
By Jim Sedlak Planned Parenthood has been in existence, under one name or another, since 1916. From the beginning, there have always been those who…
Pro-Life Education at Home
This current youth generation is the most pro-life any generation has been since Roe v. Wade, but we can’t expect them to build a culture of life unless we show them how.
Life and Love Can Save America
By Judie Brown Saving our nation was the topic of an essay that Fr. Regis Scanlon, O.F.M. CAP, wrote more than 10 years ago. Today,…
Strong and Courageous? Jesus Changes a Quaking Heart
By Margaret Ann Stimatz “God indeed is my salvation; I am confident and unafraid. For the LORD is my strength and my might, and He…
Pro-Life This Week – April 3, 2020
Week in Review – Planned Parenthood revealed THE major news in the pro-life world has to center around the coronavirus pandemic. As Covid-19 spreads across…
Whose Hand?
By Judie Brown Today we are told to wash our hands often in order to keep our hands free of possible contaminants. We have been…
The Visitation in Our Modern Era
By Ruth Roberts When Mary and Elizabeth meet, it is a holy moment because they are holy people with a special purpose: to bear Jesus…
Combating Loneliness During Our Time of Crisis
By Susan Ciancio Have you ever felt so alone that you wanted to cry? Have you ever been stuck somewhere all by yourself with no…
Will You Wait with Me?
By Katie Brown Our nation is currently facing a crisis unlike any of us has ever experienced. If you had asked me prior to this…
Our Pro-Life Jeremiad
By Judie Brown Jeremiad: “a prolonged lamentation or complaint” In the context of Jeremiah’s repeated requests to the people of Israel that they repent, the word “jeremiad”…