Take action tomorrow. Follow our lead and educate your family, friends, acquaintances, and even strangers about a toxic and deadly chemical that millions of women willingly ingest every day. If we don’t tell them the truth, who will?
By Melissa Pena
As part of the younger generation, I believe we must arm our peers with the knowledge to make better decisions.
In a society devoid of morality, should it be surprising that lies surround us and advocates of the pill attempt to obfuscate when it comes to birth control? So many know and understand the truth, but this truth is often swept under the proverbial rug. It’s time to open the eyes of Americans and see the reality awaiting us in the form of this tiny pill.
Campaign to Raise Awareness that the Pill Kills Gaining Momentum
By Mark Davis Pickup
In Canada, the Alberta provincial Human Rights Commission (AHRC) fined a Calgary private school $26,000 for refusing to allow two Muslim students to pray on campus grounds.
The disposable mentality of our society had permeated into all areas of life, and now we see that even the sick or terminally ill are thought of in this way. How have we become a society that just wants to get rid of those whom we find it difficult to care for?
Man wants to be so independent that he is leaving God out of more and more of his life. We push Him aside, searching for what’s fun for the here and now, and not really caring about morality, about other people, or even our own well-being. What happens to a society that lives like this? What happens to our souls?
ALL and over 38 cosponsors will observe June 6 as The Pill Kills Truth National Day of Action
An organization should not call itself Catholic if it does not follow and teach the tenets of the faith. It’s pretty simple. Yet why does CRS not seem to understand this?
by Rey Flores
On June 6, American Life League, STOPP (Stop Planned Parenthood International), and over 30 cosponsors will once more protest the pill across the nation.
From California to Wisconsin to Illinois and beyond, the consciences of believing Catholics are being challenged by politics and the medical profession with, seemingly, no relief in sight. Let’s examine what’s happening in these places.
Many people are all aflutter about the news that the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, also known as H.R. 36, is now on the Congressional calendar and-by the time you read this-will have been voted on in the U.S. House of Representatives.