PRESS RELEASES

Plan-B is a risky drug regimen that can take the life of a newly conceived baby. The federal government should never sanction abortion in any form, whether the means of death are chemical or surgical.

Last week, American Life League’s National Pro-life T-shirt Day was highlighted by thousands upon thousands of youth nationwide who joined together to show support and respect for the life of every innocent human from creation to death.

Today is a day filled with hope and joy as the world has learned of the election of the new Holy Father of the Catholic Church, Pope Benedict XVI.

American Life League takes on the role of whistleblower with a forthcoming ad telling President Bush that he can protect Social Security by curing abortion.

American Life League’s Crusade for Defense of our Catholic Church will hold a media event on Thursday, June 16, in front of the Fairmont Hotel in Chicago, the site of the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops’ spring meeting.

Several courageous legislators in North Dakota certainly understand the urgency of ending abortion in this country.

Tomorrow, April 26, thousands of young people across the country will participate in American Life League’s National Pro-life T-shirt Day by wearing shirts with pro-life messages to their high schools and colleges.

Altered Nuclear Transfer-Oocyte-Assisted Reprogramming (ANT-OAR) is a process by which an experimental protocol would generate presumed pluripotent cells, but presumably not human embryos for research.

“Every pharmacist in America should know how the birth control pill can prevent a newly-created human being from implanting in his mother’s womb,” said American Life League president Judie Brown.

“The results of Terri Schiavo’s autopsy provide some answers concerning her physical condition,” said American Life League president Judie Brown, “but in no way do these findings justify the cruel death by dehydration that was imposed on a living human being.”

While the FDA’s delays are at least keeping Plan B from being sold without a doctor’s prescription, American Life League must once again ask why use of this drug is permitted under any conditions.