Dr. Alveda King, the niece of Martin Luther King, Jr., will lead a coalition of pro-life black leaders from around the country July 14 at the 99th annual NAACP Convention in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Planned Parenthood of Alabama will close its Huntsville facility July 11. Despite record profits fueling Planned Parenthood’s expansion into posh new suburban facilities designed to attract wealthier clients, the organization is shutting some of its underperforming centers.
American Life League applauds the members of the U.S. House of Representatives who, on Wednesday evening, called for the defunding of Planned Parenthood.
As a Catholic pro-life leader, I am frequently overwhelmed by the macabre nature of the news I read, especially when for one reason or another, we at American Life League become part of that news.
In the wake of a nationwide controversy, Canadian Catholic religious are returning their Order of Canada medals after the country’s highest honor was given to Dr. Henry Morgentaler, known as Canada’s “father of abortion.”
When abortion-rights advocates even consider the question of whether mothers who have had an abortion experience a negative after-effect, there’s bound to be a rumble or two.
Following American Life League’s demand for action, Michael Herring, the Commonwealth’s Attorney for Richmond, Virginia, has agreed to investigate Commonwealth Catholic Charities’ involvement in helping a 16-year-old Guatemalan immigrant obtain an abortion.
You may recall the incredibly insightful encyclical issued by Pope John Paul II on March 25, 1995: Evangelium Vitae (The Gospel of Life).
American Life League is calling on the Richmond Commonwealth’s attorney to conduct a full investigation into the events surrounding an abortion obtained in mid-January by a minor who is a Guatemalan immigrant.
Call it a hunch, but those of us at American Life League who have been studying pharmaceutical giant Merck’s marketing plan for Gardasil, commonly known on television by its “one less” mantra, have been suspicious for some time.
As information slowly disseminates from the diocese of Richmond in the wake of the abortion facilitated by Commonwealth Catholic Charities, we call on Bishop Francis DiLorenzo and the rest of the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops to commit to accountability by answering the many questions left by this latest episode of apparent child abuse and subsequent deadly assault on a preborn child.
It seems to me that I write more often these days about members of the Catholic hierarchy who are, in one way or another, presiding over the decaying structure once synonymous with the Catholic Church’s perceived power.