Martin Pistorius and his wife Joanna, via the Daily Mail NPR has the story of Martin Pistorius, who lost all motor function and was diagnosed a “vegetable” but was in fact fully aware of everything that happened around him… for over a decade: His parents, Rodney and Joan Pistorius, were told that he was as […]
Why hello, what have we here? These blue bags taking over my living room sofa are SPL’s awesome new secular outreach kits for student groups. They contain 50 copies of our Why Should Non-Christians Care About Abortion? brochure with space for a customized message on the back, plus tips for making your pro-life student group […]
The theme of this year’s March for Life is “Every Life is a Gift.” This theme, as March for Life president Jeanne Monahan explained in an op-ed in The Hill, is meant to draw attention to unborn babies who have been diagnosed with a disability. The piece closed with an invitation “to more fully explore how […]
The American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians & Gynecologists (AAPLOG) will hold its annual conference on Saturday, February 21, 2015 and Sunday, February 22, 2015 at the Georgetown University conference center in Washington, D.C. The two-day conference is intended for ob/gyns and medical students. Day one, and the morning of day two, will be dedicated to […]
The big story this week is the release of Planned Parenthood’s 2013-2014 annual report. Other pro-life news outlets have already hit the high points: compared to the last report, abortions are up, breast care services are down, and taxpayer funding remains incredibly high. If that sounds familiar, it’s because it’s a continuation of the same pattern […]
Without further ado, the most-read stories on our blog in 2014 were… #10: Watch out for this disingenuous “pro-choice” tactic: The “pro-choice” movement no longer wants to be called that. Their next move? To ride on the coattails of genuine good causes by stealing the language of “economic security,” a “safe and healthy environment” for […]
It’s hard to believe that 2014 is coming to an end. What a year it’s been for the pro-life movement! As we’ve done for the past few years, we review 2014 with the year’s most liked and shared graphics (today) and most-read blog articles (tomorrow). #10: Who are you calling a prude? I’m so glad […]
Indeed it shouldn’t. Nearly a month ago, Reuters published “Racism is also a reproductive rights issue” by Chloe Angyal. I just came across it recently, and feel that it’s important enough to merit a response despite the passage of time. The article is worth reading in its entirety, but the thesis is: Where black children […]
Christmas is fast approaching, and much of our audience—yes, including secular folks—will be busy traveling to see family, shopping for gifts, etc. this week. Accordingly the blog is going on a hiatus. Have a very happy holiday, and we’ll see you back on December 29.
‘Tis the season for March for Life/Walk for Life planning! If you’re going to be in D.C. or San Francisco next month, be sure to meet up with Secular Pro-Life in person. Washington, D.C. The March for Life takes place on Thursday, January 22, 2015. Meet us in front of the Smithsonian “Castle” on the National […]