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New York archbishop joins in suing state over assisted suicide law

Archbishop Ronald Hicks joined a suit brought by several orders of religious sisters against the state’s recently instituted suicide regime. The post New York archbishop joins in suing state over assisted suicide law appeared first on The Catholic Thing .

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Episode 83-What's Really Behind a Woman's Call About Abortion Pills with Nurse Barbra Roldan

What do you say to a woman who calls a pregnancy center asking for abortion pills? In this episode of The LifeCast , Rich Bennett and Nurse Manager at Life Network Barbra Roldan walk through a reenacted call to show how nurses offer honest medical information, compassionate listening, and practical support to women facing difficult pregnancies.

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Blessings to those who show mercy

Elise Ureneck’s article in the Oct. 16 issue (“Helpers to carry the cross”) insightfully points out that mercy in Western society is increasingly seen as “the removal of the sufferer rather than closeness to the one who suffers.” The sufferer could be an unborn child who falls short of parental expe

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West Point cadet accused of spiking pregnant girlfriend's protein shake with abortion pill is the son of powerful healthcare exec who threw James Bond parties at $17m Washington mansion

Caleb Suh, now 24, entered a guilty plea in Manhattan Federal Court last month over a sinister ordeal that saw his cadet girlfriend hospitalized and suffer a miscarriage, according to court papers.

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Queensland, Australia Becomes Canada, 3% of All Deaths There are Euthanasia

Calls have been made for an inquiry into Queensland’s ‘assisted dying’ laws after new figures for the most recent quarter showed numbers continued to increase. The release of the data comes after full-year figures revealed that assisted deaths accounted for approximately 3% of all deaths in Queensland in 2025-26.

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Archbishop of New York joins lawsuit by nuns and others against state’s assisted suicide mandate

The lawsuit in question concerns New York state’s assisted suicide mandate that requires healthcare providers to present patients with the option of assisted suicide when giving a terminal diagnosis.

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Appeals court rules Idaho abortion ban may be enforced as voters prepare to weigh in

A federal appeals court panel ruled Idaho's abortion ban may continue to be fully enforced as voters in the Gem State prepared to vote directly on the law. The post Appeals court rules Idaho abortion ban may be enforced as voters prepare to weigh in first appeared on OSV News .

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Kate Scanlon|OSV News|

11% of Canadians know someone who was offered euthanasia.

Alex Schadenberg Executive Director, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition A recent Leger poll of 1510 randomly selected Canadians found, among other things, that 11% of Canadians knew someone who was offered (MAiD) euthanasia. The question was one of 11 questions.

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Praying About Abortion in the 2026 Midterms

Though abortion does not rank at the top of most voters’ concerns in this election, being prolife is part of the very fabric of the convictions of citizens who vote their faith and values. As we elect federal and state lawmakers in these days, we have never had a better opportunity to advance the protection […] The post Praying About Abortion in the 2026 Midterms appeared first on Daily Citizen .

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Feminist Uses Totally Anonymous Story to Trash Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers

An anonymous Florida woman identified only as 'C' alleges that a crisis pregnancy center pressured her to stay with her abusive boyfriend and discouraged her from obtaining an abortion, but the account is uncorroborated and lacks specific details. The article contrasts these claims with documented cases of women who died after abortions at clinics, highlighting that Pregnancy Resource Centers provide free medical services and support without performing abortions.

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Raimundo Rojas|LifeNews.com|

Mike Rogers draws fire from both sides after pledging no federal action on abortion

Michigan Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers has drawn sharp criticism from both sides of the aisle after releasing a direct-to-camera video on social media on Saturday saying he will not take action to restrict abortion rights at the federal level if elected by Michiganders on Tuesday. Rogers, who is in a toss-up contest against Democratic […]

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