Tag: Roe v. Wade

Emily Johnston wants pro-lifers to know what women considering abortion need most. She should know. She had two abortions, then helped prevent hundreds.

Society believes the Church doesn’t really care about mothers with unplanned pregnancies. It’s time to prove them wrong.

After Court decision, Benedictine president calls for service and thanks Our Lord, Our Lady, and decades of students for tireless support for life..

Now the real work begins: Service and love. But first: memes!

The Heartbeat Act continues to allow the pro-life movement to show that it is possible to be hospitable to vulnerable women and their babies, too.

 The store’s sign shows its Christian character. March 25, in a most unusual move, the Supreme Court allocated 90 minutes instead of the common rule of 60 minutes to Oral Argument on

 Benedictine College leads the March for Life. As the eight busloads of students and staff made their way back to the Benedictine campus after setting the pace at the March for Life

When the Drudge Report linked Kristen Hawkins’ piece about being “overwhelmed” by the 55 million deaths of unborn children since Roe v. Wade became law in 1973, it had the intended effect.