Category: Pro-Lifers

Editor’s note. In December 2016, Jean Garton, my friend of more than 30 years and a phenomenal  pro-life author and speaker, passed away. Periodically I re-run one of the great, great columns from the author of the pro-life classic “Who Broke the Baby?” . In a classroom of six-year-olds, the teacher was discussing a picture …

By Benjamin Clapper, Executive Director, Louisiana Right to Life Amendment #1 is very simple and answers a very basic question – who should decide abortion policy – judges or legislators? Here’s a 30-second video that tells about the Love Life Amendment For too long, judges have forced legal abortion on America, taking the issue out …

By Kim Hayes Rosa* had a dream. In her dream she saw Jesus and He told her, “You have two months.” The 35-year-old Bogotá, Colombia, resident was shocked by her dream. Rosa pondered it over and over, wondering what it could mean.  What was as strange to her as the dream was that Rosa noticed …

By Bonnie Finnerty, Education Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation Fear is a powerful weapon. And it is being employed full force right now. Some feminists are forecasting that the appointment of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court will “turn back the clock” on women, erasing any progress made toward equal opportunities in education, the …

By Louisiana Right to Life NEW ORLEANS – For the first time in Louisiana’s history, voters will have the opportunity to vote on the abortion issue. On Nov. 3, on the same ballot as the presidential election, this question will be awaiting Louisiana voters: “Do you support an amendment declaring that, to protect human life, …

By Nancy Flanders  Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has been vocal about his pro-life convictions and has signed pro-life legislation into law, including a ban on abortions once a fetal heartbeat can be detected. Edwards has also been open about the difficult time in his life that helped shape his understanding of why pro-life laws are …

By Paul Stark, Communications Associate, Minnesota Citizens Concerned for life Should the issue of abortion affect—or even determine—how you vote? A Gallup poll this year found that 47 percent of Americans say abortion is one of many important factors in their decision.  About a quarter (24 percent) of Americans say it’s a “threshold” issue—that they …

Send This to All Your Friends! Protect Life on Amendment #1 By Benjamin Clapper, Executive Director, Louisiana Right to Life Kudos to Louisiana native Judge Amy Coney Barrett for her flawless testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee. We can’t wait until she is confirmed by the Senate! Early voting begins today for the Love Life …

By Maria V. Gallagher, Legislative/PAC Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation The race to represent Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional district is one of the most closely watched political contests in the nation. Veteran pro-life Republican Congressman Scott Perry is facing a challenge from pro-abortion Democrat Eugene DePasquale. The contrasts between the two candidates on the life issues could not …

By Louisiana Right to Life NEW ORLEANS – For the first time in Louisiana’s history, voters will have the opportunity to vote on the abortion issue. On Nov. 3, on the same ballot as the presidential election, this question will be awaiting Louisiana voters: “Do you support an amendment declaring that, to protect human life, …

By Maria V. Gallagher, Legislative Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation It has been said, quite rightly, that the pro-life case can be made in purely secular terms. In other words, someone could be an atheist, and still believe in the sanctity of human life. But it is also important to note that people of faith have …

By Carol Tobias, President Editor’s note. This appears on page three of the October digital issue of National Right to Life News. Please share the contents of this important edition with pro-life family and friends. Impeachment headlines. A president caught in a bitter public feud with his own Congress.  A resurgence of populism. A game-changing …