Category: Unborn Children

By Dave Andrusko As I do every day, I texted my children this morning both to celebrate the 10th birthday of our oldest grandchild and to make sure we knew who was bringing what for Thanksgiving Day dinner, just two days off.  Before you know it, we will in the Christmas season full bore. The …

By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. This latest in our series of what appeared in NRL News Today exactly one year ago talks about what is probably unknown to many younger pro-lifer: the genuinely famous, in fact historic “Fetus, 18 weeks.” Please take a minute to read this repost. It’s been almost three years since the …

By  Laura Echevarria    As the nation waits for final tabulations, recounts, and official certifications of vote totals, former Vice President Joe Biden has claimed that he would represent all Americans as president. However, he and his administration would fail to protect the most vulnerable among us: the unborn child. In fact, his administration would …

By SPUC—the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children A remarkable, cutting age medical intervention has given joy to a family and life to their baby boy who was threatened by a rare illness in the womb. Baby Edward, also known as Teddy, developed anemia while inside the womb. In response, Dr. Amarnath Bhide used …

By Carole Novielli  In the recent Vice-Presidential debate between Republican candidate and current VP Mike Pence and Democratic candidate Senator Kamala Harris, references were made by Harris regarding the need to listen to “science” when determining public policy. In response, several abortion advocacy groups echoed the sentiment on social media. Planned Parenthood’s political action arm …

By Alyssa McMahon  Shortly after midnight on Tuesday, October 13, 2020, police discovered Stacey Jones unresponsive on the doorsteps of her home in Jeffrey Manor on Chicago’s South Side. Jones, eight months pregnant, was shot multiple times in the back.  She was transported to the University of Chicago Medical Center for care, but was pronounced …

By Sarah Terzo Until healthy [unborn] babies were first observed by ultrasound in extensive studies in the 1980s while the mothers were resting quietly, it was not known that babies have such a diverse repertoire of movements at this early time, and perform these so smoothly and so frequently. It was a revelation that movements …

By Nancy Valko Editor’s note. Each day when I look back at what we posted one year ago, I try to choose stories to repost that remain relevant and were very popular. Nancy’s post fills the bill on both scores. Recently, I saw an amazing in a post on the Nurses&Midwives4Life Ireland [] Facebook page showing …

By Dave Andrusko This week over coffee, a friend of decades and I had a friendly but intense back and forth conversation over (what else?) the presidential campaign. He is a veteran observer, by no means an unyielding Democratic partisan, but he honestly cannot grasp how ugly and vicious and unyielding almost all media coverage …

By Dave Andrusko “Trying to plan for the future without knowing the past is like trying to plant cut flowers.” — Historian Daniel Boorstin “A nineteenth-century German historian wrote that every moment of history is equally present to God. Every moment is also equally present to great evil. But there are moments in which great evil bestirs …

By SPUC—the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children During the COVID-19 pandemic, doctors in Canada have been working to provide continuous support and reassurance to parents expecting a child with spina bifida. Michael Robinson, SPUC Director of Communications said: “The work of these doctors is truly inspirational. It is always heartening to hear of …