The Philadelphia City Council has declared that killing unborn babies is a “human right.” On November 13, the Philadelphia City Council adopted a resolution by council member and abortion activist Kendra Brooks to recognize murdering the unborn as a “human right.”
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A new report from Family First New Zealand exposes a deeply troubling reality. Since 2020, an average of one baby every month in New Zealand has survived an attempted abortion—yet is denied life-sustaining care. Official government data obtained under the nation’s Official Information Act reveal that approximately 80 such infants were born alive after abortion attempts between 2020 and 2025, at gestations ranging from 20 to 30 weeks.
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Europe is facing a growing wave of anti-Christian violence, with Germany recording the highest number of arson attacks in 2024. According to the Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians in Europe (OIDAC Europe), a total of 2,211 anti-Christian offenses were documented across the continent, including 274 personal attacks involving physical violence and threats.
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Legislators in the Ohio House passed the Baby Olivia Act, a bill that would require students in grades 5-12 to receive education about prenatal development, including viewing a prenatal education video, such as Live Action’s “Baby Olivia,” as well as a “high-definition ultrasound video” showing the development of specific organs.
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The episode that shook one of the most important voices of the conservative Catholic world in Italy during the summer of 2025—namely the blog Messainlatino.it—remains one of the most eloquent signs of the ethical fragilities afflicting today’s digital ecosystem. The blog was taken offline for twelve days by Google-Blogger under the generic accusation of ‘hate speech.’ It was deprived, without prior notice, of its public space, despite the editors’ attention and care in balancing full conformity of the content with Catholic doctrine and the utmost respect owed to individuals.
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