Pro-Life

January 10, 2019

Emily Ward: Planned Parenthood President Admits Abortion Is ‘Our Core Mission’

By Emily Ward, CNSNews - On Tuesday, Jan. 8, Planned Parenthood President Leana Wen admitted that abortion access is her organization’s “core mission.”... “First, our core mission is providing, protecting and expanding access to abortion and reproductive health care,” Wen tweeted. “We will never back down from that fight – it’s a fundamental human right and women’s lives are at stake.”

January 10, 2019

Ingrid Skop, M.D.: Top 10 Myths About Abortion

By Ingrid Skop, M.D., Family Research Council - The issue of abortion is emotional, heated, and fraught with passionate opinions on all sides, and rightly so—the lives of human beings in the womb hang in the balance. It's no surprise, then, that a lot of misguided, inflammatory, and patently false rhetoric inevitably surrounds the abortion issue whenever it is debated... Dr. Ingrid Skop, a practicing obstetrician-gynecologist for 22 years, is passionate about inserting some much-needed scientific truth and common sense into the abortion debate from the perspective of a medical professional who works with pregnant women...

January 10, 2019

Will New York Have the Most Liberal Abortion Laws in the World?

By Peter Jesserer Smith, National Catholic Register - For 12 years, New York state’s pro-life activists successfully kept the Reproductive Health Act (RHA) at bay — a bill that would not simply make New York have one of the most abortion-permissive legal regimes in the world, but also go beyond the Roe v. Wade decision to strip away existing protections for pregnant women and unborn victims of violence... Now, the state’s pro-life movement is on the back foot, but undeterred in generating awareness about the pending legislation’s impact on New Yorkers.

January 10, 2019

Msgr. Charles Pope : Some Basics of Christian Anthropology and How They Speak to Moral Issues of our Day (Part 2) (Video)

By Msgr. Charles Pope - At its root, anthropology considers what human beings are and how they have interacted with one another and the world around them over time. While many think of anthropology as a secular study of cultures from ancient to modern day, I propose that there is also a Christian anthropology, one that considers who and what the human person is based on God’s revelation in His word and through our bodies. Indeed, our body is a revelation from God, and by and through it He teaches us.