Signaling the importance they gave to the topic, three U.S. cardinals offered a briefing Nov. 14 on efforts to expand and strengthen the church’s post-abortion… Read More »Cardinals throw clout behind strengthened post-abortion healing program
Due to legislative victories, Planned Parenthood has suffered significant tax-payer funding losses and, consequently, facility closures in states all around the country. New JerseyBy executive… Read More »Defunding Planned Parenthood Legislative Report
A study published in one of the most respected medical journals in the world this month has found that many “vegetative” patients are in fact… Read More »‘Vegetative’ patients may be fully conscious: Lancet study
Thanks to another whistleblower, a Texas Planned Parenthood is facing a second complaint of false billing. Karen Reynolds, a former employee of the Planned Parenthood… Read More »Testimony: Planned Parenthood ‘stealing from the public’
Planned Parenthood has ended its legal attack on Arizona’s “Abortion Consent Act,” which had been held up in court since signed into law in September… Read More »Planned Parenthood throws in the towel
They were told the vaccine had few side-effects and would protect their daughter from cervical cancer. But Steve and Pauline Hinks are convinced the controversial… Read More »Girl, 13, left in ‘waking coma’
In the wake of the recent Mississippi personhood vote, commentators on both sides of the question appear to be unified in a peculiar way.
During their annual plenary meeting, the United States bishops elected Cardinal Sean O’Malley of Boston as chairman-elect of the Committee on Pro-Life Activities. Cardinal O’Malley… Read More »U.S. bishops elect Cardinal Sean O’Malley as head of bishops’ pro-life office
The region’s sole abortion clinic, which has been shut down by order of the state since Sept. 30, will remain closed for at least another… Read More »Rockford abortion clinic to be closed another two weeks
The company doing the first government-approved test of embryonic stem cell therapy is discontinuing further stem cell work, a move with stark implications for a… Read More »Geron halting stem cell research, laying off staff
Brazil proposed a resolution today to establish an annual World Down Syndrome Day on March 21. Over 60 countries celebrate Down Syndrome Day on that… Read More »Down Syndrome Awareness Day Protects Kids From Abortions
Belmont Abbey College is suing the federal government over a new regulation that requires employer health insurance plans to provide free coverage of contraceptives and… Read More »Catholic college sues over contraception mandate