Headlines across the nation declared “1 in 4 teen Girls has STD.” What this means is that of every four teenage girls in America at this very moment, one will suffer from at least one, if not more than one, sexually transmitted disease.
Late last week my good friend John Henry Westin of Life Site News called to let me know that he had interviewed Bishop Elio Sgreccia, president of the Pontifical Academy for Life.
In the wake of fraud allegations against Planned Parenthood affiliates in California, American Life League calls on state attorneys general across the nation to investigate the possibility of fraud in other states.
When I saw the latest report on starlings and the dreadful damage that birth control hormones are doing to their ability to sing, I was amazed!
In Grand Junction, Colorado a 24-year-old man has been accused of first-degree murder, a charge brought because of his reckless driving.
Genethique publishes a monthly update discussing bioethical questions. The most recent issue presents a few numbers which underscore the reasons why it is so difficult to expose the sordid underbelly of the world wide in vitro fertilization business.
Bishop Paul Swain, the shepherd of the Diocese of Sioux Falls, has written a letter regarding the recent anti-abortion petition drive in South Dakota.
An eighth-grade chemistry teacher at Russell Middle School in Milpitas, California has resigned his position because of a furor raised after he showed segments of The Silent Scream to his students.
During Women’s History Month, let us remember the women who have made a positive difference in this world by helping us to become pro-life, chaste and pro-God—let us focus on women who exemplify the role of the real woman.
Judie Brown, president of American Life League, reacted to news of a California teacher being placed on administrative leave for showing a pro-life video in class.
“Planned Parenthood manipulated the Kansas judicial system and bypassed the rule of law,” said Andrew Flusche, American Life League’s staff attorney.
Due to the fact that the Montana Catholic Conference, in a statement signed by Bishop Leo Thomas, Diocese of Helena, and Bishop Michael W. Warfel