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A baby girl was born this week after she was saved from abortion after the support and help provided by 40 Days for Life during their campaign earlier this year.
Our pro-life youth initiative took to the streets in Dublin last weekend to share the pro-life message, and their new display attracted a lot of attention.
The Bishop of Elphin told pro-lifers ahead of the Rally for Life this year their participation in the march was a “vital expression of our commitment to defend the common good of our whole society”.
Thousands marched through Dublin City centre last saturday to demand an end to Ireland’s “spiralling” abortion rate as Grammy award winning singer/songwriter and former Pussycat Doll Kaya Jones addressed the crowd.
All Ireland Rally for Life are delighted to announce that former Pussycat Doll singer, Kaya Jones, will be speaking at this year's Rally for Life, taking place in Dublin on Saturday 6th July at 1:30pm in Parnell Square.
A large crowd of pro-life activists gathered peacefully on both sides of Fifth Avenue, as marching units in the New York City Saint Patrick’s Day Parade moved up the avenue past Saint Patrick’s Cathedral.
Belfast City Council are planning on outlawing the right to speak freely in the public square. This will seriously hamper our pro-life outreach and advocacy
Pro-life activists have taken part in prayer vigils at hospitals which plan to start performing abortions in 2024, with those protesting in Cavan saying they received “strong support” from a diverse group of healthcare professionals working at the hospital.
A new year and we’re off to a flying start for our youth pro-life outreach. Last Saturday the Reclaim street outreach was back with a bang.
Since it was made legal in Ireland in 2018, abortion has killed more than 30,000 babies nationwide. This figure has likely increased in the last year.
Precious Life held a “Life Chain” at Belfast City Hall on Saturday 21st October 2023 at 2.00pm. The event was to mark the 4th anniversary of Westminster forcing abortion on Northern Ireland, and in remembrance of the babies killed since then.
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