Pro-Life

May 21, 2020

Planned Parenthood Abortion Biz Improperly Applied for and Received $80 Million in Coronavirus Funds, by Steven Ertelt

By Steven Ertelt, LifeNews - The Planned Parenthood abortion business improperly applied for and received $80 million in federal funds meant to support small businesses as they battle the economic fallout from the coronavirus. America’s biggest abortion company is coming under fire today for the fraudulent actions and pro-life advocates are calling on the Trump administration to make the abortion giant repay the money.

May 21, 2020

The Fate of the First Amendment Will Be Decided By These Nine Cases, by Patrick J. Reilly

By Patrick J. Reilly, Crisis Magazine - This month the Little Sisters of the Poor returned to the U.S. Supreme Court, once again defending their right to practice the Catholic faith by refusing to provide for contraceptives in their health insurance plan... This is a stark reminder that even years later the Obama administration’s assault on religious freedom continues to impact religious organizations. And other serious threats have since emerged... Catholic educators especially are nervously awaiting court rulings that could have a severe impact on schools and colleges. ...

May 16, 2020

Abortionist Curtis Boyd: “I Taught Myself” to Shoot Babies Through the Heart With Poison to Kill Them, by Micaiah Bilger

By Micaiah Bilger, LifeNews - Abortionist Curtis Boyd, one of the few late-term abortionists in the U.S., apparently taught himself how to kill unborn babies in late stages of pregnancy by injecting poison into their hearts... Live Action News reports Boyd admitted that he was self-trained in a newly released video reportedly from an October court deposition. The New Mexico abortionist is being sued by the family of the late Keisha Atkins, who died along with her unborn baby after a late-term abortion at Boyd’s Albuquerque facility.

May 15, 2020

As Researchers Discuss Using Aborted Body Parts, Archbishop Urges Pro-life Vaccines, by Kate Scanlon

By Kate Scanlon, EWTN News - “There’s no need to really use cell lines from aborted fetuses, there are other cell lines that can be used to develop these vaccines, so that’s why we think it’s very important at this moment to let the voice not only of the Church but other concerned citizens to voice that we want to—we all want a vaccine, we realize that’s important for our public health, but we also want a vaccine that has no ethical problems in the way it’s developed,” he said.