Students for Life leaders sued in Texas over undercover abortion pill probe
The defendants argue the lawsuit is frivolous and the plaintiff lacks standing. [...]
Read →11 articles
The defendants argue the lawsuit is frivolous and the plaintiff lacks standing. [...]
Read →The defendants argue the lawsuit is frivolous and the plaintiff lacks standing.
Read →As the U.S. bishops’ Pregnancy Help Appreciation Week takes place Nov.
Read →Texas’ Catholic bishops congratulated Democratic winners, who won every top office statewide, and prayed for their wisdom while reaffirming that Catholic principles remain unchanged.
Read →Pro-life activists note that Republicans, many of whom are pro-life, retain control of the state Senate, which will be “a backstop to kill legislation that would move the pro-life movement backwards.”
Read →Professor Jodi Hunt told EWTN News she thinks Talarico was trying to appear as a “centrist” to undecided voters, or Republicans unhappy with the party, but she does not think he was convincing. [...]
Read →Professor Jodi Hunt told EWTN News she thinks Talarico was trying to appear as a “centrist” to undecided voters, or Republicans unhappy with the party, but she does not think he was convincing.
Read →Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.
Read →She said that she was “approximately 20, 30 minutes away from being aborted” when her mother changed her mind.
Read →At FedEx’s annual meeting, the Diocese of Fort Worth, Texas, asked the company to analyze the regulatory and reputational risks of continuing to ship the abortion pill mifepristone into states where abortion is illegal. The post Fort Worth diocese questions FedEx about shipping abortion pills first appeared on Angelus News .
Read →Bishop Michael Olson said he hopes to “further the culture of life” by urging the company to consider whether it’s violating federal law by mailing abortion pills to pro-life states.
Read →