Category: Sanctity of Life

Pro-lifers are energized to go into the new year with a resolution to capitalize on this favorable political moment for life and family.

The AG explained in a press release, “Prairie Abortion Fund lends credibility and trustworthiness to unlawful websites that otherwise would look much more suspicious.”

“…doctors, providers, and people who engage in helping a woman receive an abortion would basically have no prosecution from the commonwealth. There would be basically no way to ever hold them accountable if something goes wrong”

The insistence that abortion is beyond discussion sits uneasily with a society grappling with distrust, grief, and a demand for moral seriousness from its leaders. In that sense, the reopening of the abortion debate is not an aberration, but a sign of a political culture being forced to confront questions it has long tried to silence.

Germany’s federal government is funneling tens of millions of euros to international organizations that aggressively promote abortion, all while claiming it doesn’t support a “right to abortion” abroad. A parliamentary inquiry by AfD MP Beatrix von Storch has laid bare this glaring contradiction, revealing unchecked taxpayer funding that undermines life-affirming values and national sovereignty.

The Deputy Secretary for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) was highly critical of revelations that Canada’s legal euthanasia regime may be part of an organ harvesting operation, noting it is a “strange new horror.”

You know as a pro-lifer that you’ve struck pay dirt when pro-abortionists make statements that are wild even by their own loose fidelity to the truth. This is particularly true when scholars take apart their carefully crafted “research” which, upon examination, is all speed and very, very little altitude.

Taiwan has overtaken South Korea as the nation with the world’s lowest birth rate, with only 107,812 babies born there in 2025 — a 20% drop from the previous year. This figure is a sobering reminder that modern societies focusing on career, convenience, and individualism at the expense of childbirth and family are plunging toward a self-inflicted demographic crisis.​

Faith Wanjobi, 29 years old, had been excited to learn from her first ultrasound at the Catholic mission hospital that she was carrying not one, but two healthy babies. But when she went in for a second scan at 22 weeks, she was heartbroken to learn that one of the twins had died. The collapse of its tiny skull was visible on the ultrasound. Now aware of the risks, the doctors began carefully monitoring the surviving twin, having Faith come in every week to check on her baby’s development. As soon as the baby’s lungs were mature and could be safely delivered, they performed a cesarean section. She was a healthy baby girl.