Category: Abortion

By Sarah Terzo  CG Richardson had four abortions. Each time, she believed what the abortion facilities told her – that a preborn baby was just tissue, not a human being. But after her fourth abortion, she came face-to-face with her aborted child, and she shared the experience in her book, “No One to Hear Their Cries.” After …

By Catherine Livingston, PhD  The New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU), a localized branch of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), is asking New York state to force a new Catholic hospital to agree to commit abortions if it wants to open. The New York State Public Health and Health Planning Council is set to hold …

By Sarah Terzo Author and post-abortive woman Teresa LeGault tells her story. She was in college when she got pregnant. It was 1974, a year after Roe vs. Wade was decided: I knew nothing about terminating an unwanted pregnancy or about the development of a life within. I might have been a university student, but …

By Sarah Terzo Jessica Echeverry testified before the Ohio House Civil Justice Committee on December 3, 2020, about a bill dealing with the disposal of the bodies of aborted babies: At 18 years old, I had an abortion. In order to survive and carry on with my life, I buried it deep down inside, not …

Editor’s note. This appeared in the Summer edition of Right to Life of Michigan News. This letter was sent to North Allegan Right to Life, with only first names included for identification. We have removed those names, and also shorted it a bit for space considerations. The letter speaks to not just the regret of …

At an abortion facility, those carrying out the procedure never permit women to actually see the baby they have aborted. But women aborting by themselves at home will see. By Jonathon Van Maren Editor’s note. Unfortunately, this repost of a story that appeared in NRL News Today a year ago stands the test of time …

By Sarah Terzo From abortion worker Judith Fetrow, who worked for Planned Parenthood: “When I started at Planned Parenthood, I saw two types of women working at the clinic. One group were women who had found some way to deal with the emotional and spiritual toll of working with abortion. The second group were women …

After a video describing the gruesome procedure, Sen. John Lowe said, ‘If you don’t have a tear in your eye from watching that, you are cold-hearted.’ By Calvin Freiburger Editor’s note. This powerful repost of a story that appeared a year ago in NRL News Today could be republished every day. LINCOLN, Nebraska– During floor …

By Right to Life UK  Editor’s note. “Devolution” refers to the government of the United Kingdom having transferred a wide range of powers to the Northern Ireland Assembly. DUP Leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has warned that a UK Government intervention on abortion laws in Northern Ireland will damage the credibility of powersharing.  His comments came ahead …

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 …

“Abortion poisons everything” By Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap. Editor’s note. Today’s repost of a story that appeared a year ago in NRL News Today is actually a  lengthy excerpt from the Tocqueville Lecture delivered by Charles J. Chaput, now retired, who was the Archbishop of the diocese of Philadelphia from 2011 until January 2020.  He delivered the following …

By Sarah Terzo  The New York Times has reported that Brianna McNeal, who won Olympic gold in the 100-meter hurdles in 2016, has been suspended from competing for five years by World Athletics, the organization that governs track and field athletes. According to the report, McNeal missed a mandatory drug test two days after she had an …