40 Days for Life is a recurring pro-life campaign that takes place in front of abortion facilities all around the country. Although 40 Days for Life is a strongly religious event, with a focus on “prayer and fasting,” you may recall that they sent SecularProLife.org an email affirming the value of a secular approach and […]
In 2011, Mississippi may become the next State to be able to vote on a Personhood Amendment to their State Constitution. The ballot initiative was brought forward not by the State Legislature…but by the people. Over 130,000 signatures were filed with the State. It now requires State Legislature review, but could be on the ballot […]
Apologies for not posting yesterday. Here are some quick highlights. (Yes, it’s April Fool’s Day, but I promise all these stories are real.) Duke University Women’s Center refused to allow Duke Students for Life access to space for a presentation on student motherhood, because Center administrators were “uncomfortable” with the pro-life viewpoint. They quickly reversed […]
Gerard Nadal’s post on Chapter Three of Embryo: A Defense of Human Life has been postponed until tomorrow. In the meantime, I was intigued by this 2009 article that a facebook friend shared: “Poll Shows Catholics Support Abortion Funding in Healthcare.” Wow! Those anti-choice religious fanatics have finally come around! But read the actual article, […]
Nothing shocks me anymore.Once again, women’s safety has been sacrificed to the abortion lobby’s higher goal: unfettered access to abortion. Younger physicians have shown less willingness than their older counterparts to participate in abortions, probably because they have grown up with greater knowledge of prenatal development. This has resulted in the “greying” of abortionists. Abortion […]
Jill Stanek posted this on Facebook: Hi all, our 3 mo old grandson Colt has cystic fibrosis. My DIL is participating in a fundraising event for the Cystric Fibrosis Foundation (which does not support human embryo experimentation or fetal tissue research, fyi). If anyone could like to help reach the goal of $500 in contributions, […]
The Susan B. Anthony List has recognized five young women who have displayed strong pro-life leadership. I’m happy to see that there’s a nice balance of secular and religious (both Catholic and Protestant) activism. And I fully agree with the idea that “youth are not the future of the pro-life movement. We are the pro-life […]
The editors at National Public Radio has decided to no longer use the terms pro-life and pro-choice. Instead, when referencing the topic of abortion, they will refer to people who are either “abortion rights supporter(s)/advocate(s)” or “abortion rights opponent(s).” This is a very distinct switch in nomenclature and is an interesting development. I’m not exactly […]
The Princeton Tory, Princeton’s center-right student magazine, has a piece about us by Aaron Smargon. You should also read the Tory’s coverage of the March for Life, in which Katie Fletcher discusses the problems that will confront a faith-based pro-life movement.
The mother of a 15-year-old student at Ballard High School in Seattle, Washington is speaking out against the school’s clinic, which she says arranged an abortion for her daughter: Jill says her daughter, a pro-life advocate, was given a pass, put in a taxi and sent off to have an abortion during school hours all […]