Category: Sanctity of Life

Alabama has joined 21 States in filing a brief in support of Louisiana’s lawsuit challenging a Biden-era rule that expanded access to abortion drugs through mail and telehealth, despite contrary state laws.

I was re-reading “How did you go from a latent to an activated pro-lifer?” this morning and, as always, came away with excellent information from Secular Pro-Life. The subhead to Monica Snyder’s story was ‘What moves someone from being quietly pro-life to actively speaking out?”

‘On what would have been her 206th birthday, we recommit to the timeless truth she spent her life defending: that every human being is made in the holy image of God.’

A retired University of Notre Dame sociology professor has publicly declared he is “done” with the institution, accusing it of failing its Catholic mission amid ongoing controversy over the appointment of an outspoken pro-abortion advocate to lead one of its research institutes.

As both Holyrood and Westminster debate assisted suicide, doctors, disability advocates, and peers are beginning to push back hard.

Puerto Rico Gov. Jenniffer González, a Republican, signed legislation Thursday recognizing unborn babies as human beings. The new law is a pro-life milestone that affirms the humanity of the unborn and promotes consistency in the territory’s legal framework. The measure amends Puerto Rico’s Penal Code to recognize the unborn child as a human being.

Students for Life Action (SFLAction) President Kristan Hawkins applauded the recent roll call vote on the SFLAction-inspired “Anti-Chemical Abortion Pill Trafficking Act” (SB173), which if signed into law would impose criminal & civil penalties on Chemical Abortion Pill vendors prescribing and shipping the deadly pills within and into West Virginia.

Fact check: Induced abortion (the intentional and direct killing of preborn children) does not need to be legal to keep women safe, and that can be seen simply by examining the claims made repeatedly by ProPublica — many of which have been debunked already.

She pleaded guilty in August 2025 to two counts of second-degree sexual assault after abusing two male students