udie Brown president of American Life League, issued the following statement on the death of Eluana Englaro, the 38-year-old comatose Italian woman who was denied food and water for four days until her death Feb. 9.
Planned Parenthood will use St. Valentine’s Day to push contraceptive and abortion sales with its National Condom Week.
While it really isn’t surprising that President Obama would be working his way toward some sort of politically motivated abortion program, it is quite interesting that he has chosen to use his new
“In the silence of contemplation, Mother Teresa of Calcutta heard the echo of Jesus’ cry on the Cross: ‘I thirst.’
It is becoming increasingly clear to me that I’m out of step with the rest of the world. And boy, am I glad! It’s not just me, either. Everyone who fully embraces a pro-life philosophy
Judie Brown, president of American Life League, issued a statement today in response to an interview in which Archbishop Raymond Burke, prefect of the Apostolic Signatura, the Vatican’s highest court, stated
Whenever I read or hear arguments that juxtapose anti-life attitudes with popular concerns, I investigate the facts. This is advisable for all those truly interested in understanding how the good ol’ U.S. of A. maintains one of world’s highest abortion rates.
Sir. Jonathon Porritt, chair of the United Kingdom’s Sustainable Development Commission, is recommending abortion and contraception to curb the UK’s population, calling parents of more than two children “irresponsible.”
The following is a statement from Shaun Kenney, executive director of American Life League in reaction to the news that President Barack Obama’s early emphasis on abortion is marginalizing him with the majority of Americans.
he past few days have seen a spate of news reports indicating that the American people are in dire straits these days and that pro-life Americans absolutely must remain focused on what is truly important.
At a time when the Vatican is loudly proclaiming opposition to President Obama’s pro-abortion policies, Catholics in the United States Senate overwhelmingly voted Jan. 28 to fund the abortion industry overseas.
It’s so hard for me to believe that so much debauched thinking could come from so few people, but what I have learned from the news in the past couple of days confirms the fears expressed by so many during the election season.