By Sarah Terzo The (now offline) website Abortiontv.com received this letter from a woman who had an abortion and regrets it: I had an abortion with twins. I was getting married and I convinced myself that it wasn’t the right time. So did my fiancé’. He made me do it. I wish I could have …
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By Alex Schadenberg, Executive Director, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition Last week I reported that Canada’s Senate passed Bill C-7, the bill to expand Canada’s Medical Aid in Dying (euthanasia) law, with dangerous amendments that further expands the law. As bad as Bill C-7 was originally, the Senate passed five amendments to Bill C-7. The primary amendments were …
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By Dave Andrusko Pro-abortionists, particularly the kind that lecture the rest of us mere mortals for being insufficient woke, are not big on irony or introspection or maybe even reading their own musings. Enter Kate Cohen, described as a “contributing columnist for the Washington Post.” Her own description kind of tells you where she might …
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PIERRE, S.D. –Governor Kristi Noem today signed House Bill 1051, which requires medical professionals to offer any baby born alive the same medical care they would offer for any other child, regardless of the circumstances of the child’s birth. “The pro-life cause continues even after a child is born, and this bill will guarantee the …
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By Katie Yoder The number of lives ended in abortion by Planned Parenthood is staggering. But even one would be too many. Planned Parenthood quietly released its most recent annual report last week for the fiscal year 2019–2020. The document highlighted the hurdles the nation’s largest abortion provider has faced, from the COVID-19 pandemic to …
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By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. A friend of long standing dropped me a note this morning. He’d been looking for material about premature births and, lo and behold, ran across this article from many years ago. In subsequent years the good news about ever-younger preemies surviving has only gotten better. Personally, I believe this story’s …
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ST. PAUL — Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL) strongly opposes legislation just introduced that would legalize assisted suicide in Minnesota. The bill would authorize doctors to prescribe lethal drugs for certain patients to intentionally end their own lives. “Assisted suicide is a danger to all of us,” says MCCL Executive Director Scott Fischbach. “This …
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By West Virginians for Life The SECOND CHANCES AT LIFE ACT would provide information about Abortion Pill Reversal. ● This protective legislation will require that a woman be informed that the effects of the chemical abortion pill can be reversed in order to save her baby if she changes her mind after taking it. ● …
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By Dave Andrusko A sincere thank you to Fr. Frank Pavone who recently reminded us that this coming Sunday is the 10th anniversary of the passing of Dr. Bernard Nathanson. For younger pro-lifers, it would be difficult to impossible for them to appreciate the incredible impact Dr. Nathanson’s conversion from co-founder of NARAL to pro-life …
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By Maria V. Gallagher, Legislative Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation As I voyaged through the frozen food section of the supermarket aisle, I saw you there. Despite the barren shelves, you seemed to be in good spirits, trading laughter with the man who accompanied you. You found the one brand of frozen pizza that was left …
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By Texas Right to Life The number of elective abortions in Texas fell by approximately 36,000 from 1990 until 2017. Then the number of abortions rose in 2018 and again in 2019. Something has gone wrong. The previous abortion downward trend had been steady, laudable, and attributable to a multitude of Pro-Life victories. Fewer women …
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By Sarah Terzo A woman on a feminist blog wrote about having an abortion because she and her partner had no money. She claims that she went to a crisis pregnancy center and they did not offer her material or financial support, which seems unusual since most CPCs are stocked with baby items and supplies. …
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