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In what has been hailed a “complete victory”, two pro-life journalists who went undercover, and exposed Planned Parenthood’s trafficking of aborted baby parts, have had charges against them dropped.
President Donald Trump has shared his support for the March for Life attended by tens of thousands of pro-lifers, where his Vice President JD Vance gave his first public speech as Vice President of the US.
Pro-lifers are urging President Donald Trump to keep to his promise of pardoning pro-lifers, who they say were unfairly prosecuted for their pro-life activism under the Biden administration.
Every January 1st since 2019 (when legal abortion was introduced into Ireland) we in Déise4Life have held a White Crosses Memorial Service to commemorate the babies lost to abortion in our country.
Last week, our youth group Reclaim held a table quiz night to raise funds for pro-life and it was a great success.
Wexford for Life organised a pro-life witness in Wexford Town that took place this past weekend, which involved a group of pro-lifers singing Christmas Carols, whilst sharing the pro-life message
I recently had the privilege of attending a prayer meeting at University College Dublin (UCD) as a speaker, and what I witnessed was both inspiring and encouraging.
A group of us, young and passionate about the pro-life movement, hit the streets of Dublin yet again for our street canvassing on a crisp November day.
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.
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