USCCB Member of Group Supporting Elena Kagan as SCOTUS Pick
Washington, D.C. (18 May 2010) – American Life League is renewing the call for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops to withdraw membership from the…
Washington, D.C. (18 May 2010) – American Life League is renewing the call for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops to withdraw membership from the…
As the media hype begins to die down over the not-so-wonderful 50th anniversary of the birth control pill, Hollywood’s own Raquel Welch opines that she “laments the havoc that the free-sex ethos has wreaked on marriage and family life.
For National Women””’s Health Week, Women Deserve the Truth, says Group Washington, D.C. (14 May 2010) For the 50th anniversary of the FDA-approved birth control…
Washington, D.C. (14 May 2010) – Judie Brown, president of American Life League, expressed dismay after the Diocese of Spokane, Washington, informed ALL that it will…
Between the government bureaucrats who want to impose abortion on the African nation of Kenya and the World Bank choosing to mix it up with the pro-aborts
Consecration in Washington, D.C. Marks 25th Anniversary of STOPP Planned Parenthood Washington, D.C. (for 15 May 2010) – WHAT: American Life League will unveil new prayers…
Over the past few weeks, a rumor has emerged among Vatican sources that the current president of the Pontifical Academy for Life, Archbishop Salvatore “Rino” Fisichella, may be appointed as the head of a new dicastery in the Vatican.
It never ceases to amaze me when otherwise lovely, dedicated pro-life folks get all hot and bothered, taking sides and arguing about politics.
Washington, D.C. (10 May 2010) – American Life League president Judie Brown issued the following statement on the nomination of Solicitor General Elena Kagan to replace Supreme…
When the word “care” is used, I think immediately of some of the finest pro-life charitable works of mercy in the world.
Discrimination and racism are very bad words in today’s politically correct parlance but, apparently, this is not so when the promoters of such attitudes are pursuing an agenda focused on more abortions for black mothers.
Isn’t it interesting that as the United States of America approaches the 50th anniversary of this nation’s most popular recreational drug, the birth control pill, special interest media is ginning up the presses