Pro-life apologists for some abortion—including exceptions for rape, incest and life of the mother—opined that the Holy Father was providing each Catholic with permission to support or advocate for compromises that could result in death
Over the past few months I have observed a growing tendency among pro-life Americans to gravitate toward compromise.
Dr. Bernard Nathanson died last week at the age of 84. He is being remembered by many of his pro-life friends as someone who made a profound difference because he never stopped growing intellectually and spiritually.
Bernard Nathanson was a pioneer in the abortion movement who came to realize, after presiding over thousands of abortions himself, that every abortion takes the life of an innocent person.
Pro-choice advocates have good reason to oppose legislation that restricts abortion in any way, but unfortunately we’re not going to regain the ground we have lost.
Planned Parenthood Federation of America recently posted on its web site its so-called service numbers for 2009.
Once the word got out that the U. S. House of Representatives was going to do more than just talk about how bad Planned Parenthood and its cronies are, and why no taxpayer should be required to pay for its efforts, all the minions came marching out, lockstep, to distort the truth.
As the celebration subsides, and we pro-lifers focus on the United States Senate, the former Speaker of the House is displeased.
Friday, February 18, was a historic day. The United States House of Representatives voted 240–185 to cut off funding to the nation’s number one promoter of the culture of death—Planned Parenthood!
When Americans hear the term “organized crime,” it is unlikely that names like Planned Parenthood and the National Abortion Federation leap to their minds.
American Life League has worked for years to end all taxpayer funding of Planned Parenthood.
A little less than a month ago a baby boy was born in France, which of itself is not really big news. The reason why he was born, however, makes his birth shocking news—though the practice that led to his birth has been growing in popularity for many years.