Update: Rev. Mahoney did get arrested. The arrest (and the fence) will be challenged in court. Pro-life activists in D.C. will either be arrested or vindicated today. Operation Rescue says that during litigation over a decade ago, they discovered that the sidewalk and lawn outside of this Washington, D.C. abortion center were public property. Since […]
You’re getting your Saturday post early because of the application deadline in the first item. Students for Life of America (SFLA) has announced the Wilberforce Fellowship, in which campus pro-life advocates are mentored by leaders of national pro-life organizations. It sounds like a great opportunity for people who are interested in a career in the […]
Our polar opposite, the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice, has been around for a long time. But recently, I’ve noticed an uptick in abortion advocates using religious language in their propoganda. Take this bizarre little gem, from RH Reality Check: Tiller finds good company among the ancient prophets who spoke truth to power, who kept […]
I don’t have any real news today, so instead, here’s my analysis of an advertisement I saw on Jill Stanek’s blog. Whoever is behind it must not quite understand the meaning of “No matter what.” No matter what your background … it’s time to unite. Join the thousands praying THE ROSARY OF THE UNBORN to […]
In response to a proposed last-minute Stupak-like agreement (which is apparently dead now), the president of New York’s Chapter of the National Organization for Women had this to say: Today, women in the United States are fighting for their lives. You must fight too! A woman’s right to have safe and legal abortion is about […]
Students for Life of America has posted video from its conference panel on pro-life diversity. Yours truly comes in at about the halfway point. The panel features representatives from Democrats for Life, I Am Whole Life, the National Black Pro-Life Union, and Consistent Life. Please comment and share! 2010 SFLA Conference: Diversifying the Pro-Life Movement […]
Bryan Kemper of Stand True: Christ-Centered Pro-Life invited me to answer today’s weekend question on the role of religion in the pro-life movement. Wherever you come out on the substance of the question, this is a great example of pro-lifers working through their differences in a peaceful, respectful way.
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