Category: Abortion

If 2,400 people are dying each day from a preventable cause, would not that constitute a crisis? If thousands of women everyday are left to grieve children lost to death, is that not a crisis? If boys and girls are losing brothers and sisters, friends and companions, without having an opportunity to mourn, is that not …

Counterintuitively, that her own preemie survives (and thrives)! By Dave Andrusko Coming from a perspective that enshrines “choice,” if there is any sure thing, it is that no matter what the outcome, the decision must always rest exclusively in the hands of the mother.  What if the choice is for life? No matter, the proper measuring …

By Sarah Terzo When I was 18 my mother told me about her abortion… I was aghast, and said something cruel to her like, “how could you do something so terrible?” We let it drop and I forgot about it. But I had not really forgotten. I didn’t think about it consciously for years… Suddenly …

A study of 1,000 women in the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons, found that 75 percent of survey participants who had an abortion said they experienced “at least subtle forms of pressure to terminate their pregnancies.” Read the whole story.

By Sarah Terzo Pro-abortion feminist Camille Paglia says: “The campaign for abortion rights was systematically mismanaged by feminist leaders, partly because of their refusal to acknowledge the violence inherent in any termination of life. “The same people who opposed capital punishment ironically fought for abortion on demand, showing a peculiar discrimination about whom to execute. “Squeamishly …

By Sarah Terzo One woman tells her story: “My story is different since I am the grandmother in this situation, and my daughter chose to have an abortion. I personally did not agreed [sic] with her decision, yet I did not condemn my daughter for her choice. My heart cries often for that precious life …

By Paul Stark Some arguments in defense of abortion are more intellectually credible than others.  These are not the arguments offered by spokespersons for Planned Parenthood. They aren’t the ones offered by media commentators. They certainly aren’t offered by political leaders. They are offered, rather, by moral philosophers and bioethicists. How do these more sophisticated …

By Paul Stark, Communications Director, Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life Storytelling moves people. It changes hearts and minds. But it can be used in two very different ways. It can illustrate the truth about the way things really are—or it can sway people to accept false beliefs about reality.  We need to be able to …

By Bonnie Finnerty, Education Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation P.O.C. Three little letters.  Do they mean anything to you?   In the eyes of some, that’s all we really are.  Products of Conception. Did you know that there is a special room at every abortion center called the POC lab?  It’s where abortion workers literally piece back …

By Sarah Terzo Sometimes when talking to pro-choice leaders and reading what they write, one is reminded of George Orwell’s novel 1984. Words have their opposite meanings; black is white, slavery is freedom, and abortion is a social good and moral choice instead of a brutal act that kills a baby and, quite often, scars …

By Olivia Gans Turner, President, Virginia Society for Human Life Editor’s note. This appeared in the Roanoke Times. The climate surrounding the reversal of Roe v. Wade is a swirling mess of hysteria and misinformation stirred up by pro-abortion activists and the industry that 50 years of legalized abortion created. Abortion promoters, including Planned Parenthood, …

“If only a pregnant woman contemplating abortion could see three or four years down the line, when her child was preschool age. If only she could foresee the joy that that child could bring. If only she could see part of the journey ahead, with her child by her side. If only she could foresee …