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A breaking story from Canada should be compulsory reading for everyone who has been led to believe that the push to have Assisted Suicide legalised will bring about a more compassionate system.
U.K pro-lifer, doctor, and ethicist Calum Miller is one of his country’s most eloquent defenders of pre-born children.
Yesterday, Labour TD, Ivana Bacik made an astonishing claim in the Dáil, saying that she had received “”troubling reports that anti-choice activists are obtaining info on appointment times of women accessing abortion”. She later tweeted a summary of this claim.
There have been many attempts to make assisted suicide synonymous with dignity. A dignified death without medical assistance to end suffering is not part of the narrative reported by our media.
We are rapidly approaching a time when nobody living will remember what life was like before the sexual revolution. With the exception of scattered communities that have fought, with varying levels of success, to preserve their ways of life, traditional Christian culture as a civilizational phenomenon is dead in the West.
A just-released 2021 study of 1,000 men by LifeWay Research has confirmed what pro-lifers have long known: That men are generally the primary influencers when it comes to abortion decisions.
On Sunday, the young women who work in the office of the pro-life group, Life Institute, received these three messages from anonymous callers. (Warning, the language and tone in the recordings might be upsetting)
The tragedy of abortion haunted Joan Didion and her work, as it should haunt us all.
Poland now has some of the strongest protections for preborn children in the Western world. In May of this year, abortion on disability grounds was banned, adding to previous restrictions introduced in 1993.
Last year, then Minister for Health, Simon Harris – a man with a disquieting commitment to making abortion easily available – said that the abortion pill could be prescribed remotely during the Covid crisis.
For decades, the pro-life movement and abortion activists have battled for the hearts and minds of Americans, with little change
Lila Rose tells her story, taking on the abortion industry one life at a time, in a new memoir: Fighting for Life: Becoming a Force for Change in a Wounded World.