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The leader of the Vatican’s Pontifical Academy for Life is sending a message loud and clear to President Barack Obama.

In light of a nationwide marketing campaign on the part of Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Inc. to capitalize on the inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama, American Life League challenged them Thursday on the propriety of using the phrase “freedom of choice” in their corporate announcement regarding a free doughnut giveaway on Jan. 20 – Inauguration Day.

Pro-life leaders Judie Brown, president of American Life League; David Bereit, leader of the 40 Days for Life campaign; adult stem cell pioneer Dr. Theresa Deisher; Kristi Burton of the Colorado Personhood movement; and Live Action Films president Lila Rose.

American Life League’s historic Personhood Conference is featuring one the foremost pioneers in adult stem cell research and regenerative medicine.

One day after President-elect Barack Obama assumes office promising to overturn the Mexico City Policy, American Life League’s Training and Activism Week and Personhood Conference is presenting a panel of speakers dedicated to spreading globally the idea of personhood for all human beings from creation until death.

The following is a statement by Judie Brown, president of American Life League, on the passing of the Rev. Richard John Neuhaus, Catholic priest and editor in chief of First Things magazine. Neuhaus died at 9:30 a.m. today.

Days after President-elect Barack Obama assumes his promised role to do all in his power to advance abortion, birth control and sex education, Ambassador Alan Keyes will address the rise of this new assault on the sanctity of preborn babies and traditional family values.

2008 was a down year for the pro-abortion movement’s talking heads. As you read the quotes below, despite the seriousness of the subject – after all, we are talking about matters of life and death – it’s hard not to laugh at their ridiculous attempts to justify their position.

David Bereit, director of the nationwide 40 Days for Life campaign that has reinvigorated the grassroots pro-life movement, will be speaking at American Life League’s Personhood Conference Jan. 23, 2009.

Twenty-one year old law student Kristi Burton, the architect of the Colorado Amendment 48 Personhood campaign, will be a featured speaker at American Life League’s Training and Activism Week and Personhood Conference, Jan. 21-23, 2009.

American Life League and the Diocese of Amarillo scored a major victory this week as Planned Parenthood prepares to completely withdraw from the Texas Panhandle.

President-elect Barack Obama’s transition team has published a 55-page wish list from Planned Parenthood and over 50 other pro-abortion groups with a $4.6 billion price tag.