As tens of thousands of people across the nation expressed their pro-life beliefs by wearing pro-life T-shirts, some public school officials censored and intimidated students for wearing the shirts to school on American Life League’s sixth annual National Pro-life T-shirt Day, held yesterday.
April 29 is American Life League’s sixth annual National Pro-life T-shirt Day. This year, Rock for Life kicks off the event in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, with a concert featuring bands Failure to Excel and Slapdash.
“Today a great blessing came to our attention as we received word of the remarkable statement of Edward Cardinal Egan, Archdiocese of New York, regarding the sacrilegious behavior of former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani.
“It is heartening when a Catholic law school stands up for Catholic principles,” said Jim Sedlak, vice president of American Life League.
We commend these courageous students for standing up to bullying by their school administrators for simply voicing their pro-life beliefs.
INDIANAPOLIS – An intense search continues Wednesday for a man who shot a pregnant bank teller during a robbery at a bank on Indianapolis’ east side, leaving her critically wounded.
Blip.tv has removed a video clip of Bill Maher slandering Pope Benedict XVI and the Catholic Church from American Life League’s account.
Judie Brown will be on Fox Business Network’s Cavuto tonight, 6 pm EST. Brown will be discussing American Life League’s petition drive, www.FireBillMaher.com, to have HBO fire Bill Maher for his slanderous comments about Pope Benedict XVI and the entire Catholic Church.
After announcing that he was going to apologize to Catholics on Friday night’s show Talking Points, Bill Maher offered no apology or remorse for his statements.
Following American Life League’s call for HBO to fire Bill Maher, the controversial host of Talking Points announced that he will issue an apology tonight. Maher is under fire for slandering Pope Benedict XVI and the entire Catholic Church.
Pro-abortion politicians attempting to receive Holy Communion at the papal Masses in New York and Washington, D.C. will be photographed in an effort spearheaded by American Life League.
American Life League warns pro-abortion Catholic politicians not to politicize the Eucharist in a nation-wide, full page message addressed to Pope Benedict XVI. On April 17