None Dare Call It Bribery!
Cecile Richards heads an organization that is a government contractor. It has contracts with both the federal and state governments that provide it with over $500 million in annual income.
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Three Ways to Learn about the Culture of Life–What Kind of Learner Are You?
The beauty of the culture of life is that it is a way of life and not just another set of principles and rules.
Prenatal Disability Filicide
Over the past five years more than 185 individuals with postnatal disabilities have been murdered by their parents
Only the Perfect Survive
Imagine a world in which only the perfect survive.
Floundering Planned Parenthood of the Heartland Attempts to Recover with $5 Million Federal Grant
Yes, you read that right. Iowa’s Planned Parenthood recently received a $5 million federal bailout as its 16th clinic closes its doors for good. Yes, 16 clinics have closed in Iowa since 2010!
Never Sacrifice the Eternal for the Temporal
Every city has its hip area with trendy shops offering locally made trinkets, markets for vendors of organically grown produce, and faux-French cafés.
Dude, Get the Hell out of the Ladies’ Room
Curt Schilling is a former Major League baseball pitcher who was fired this week by ESPN.
The Mantle of Responsibility
Imagine that you’re at a party, having a good time. You’ve had way more to drink than you can handle and it’s time to leave.
How One Mom Used ‘Life Is Precious’ to Talk about Miscarriage
Life Is Precious, a parent-guided pro-life unit study for elementary students, is a springboard for some pretty amazing conversations with your children.
House Investigative Panel Releases Initial Documents on PP Baby Body Parts Business
As we were going to press with this edition of the Wednesday STOPP Report, the House of Representatives Select Investigative Panel on Infant Lives released the first set of documents from its investigation into the baby body parts business in the United States.
How to Build a Culture of Life in the Family: Lessons from Louis and Zelie Martin
When we think of saints, we often imagine bearded monks, serious nuns, and founders of religious orders.
It’s Not Always Easy to Do the Right Thing
Oftentimes when dealing with social justice issues we are all about boycotting companies who profit from such injustices or castigating individuals who cooperate with it.