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Pro-Life Progress in Real Time

By Judie Brown Progress can be an elusive word. It might mean moving ahead in very slow traffic or gaining ground in a foot race. So, as we go about sharing the miracle of the advancements we have made in the cause of life, let’s define what we mean by progress. We are writing here… Read More » Pro-Life Progress in Real Time The post Pro-Life Progress in Real Time appeared first on ALL .

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Strengthening Pro-Life Values through Family Prayer

By Susan Ciancio Prayer—our conversations with God—not only strengthen our relationship with God, but they strengthen us. They give us the courage to live our faith openly and proudly, help us see and understand God’s will, and often work miracles. But prayer is not only for individuals to do alone; it’s important to pray as… Read More » Strengthening Pro-Life Values through Family Prayer The post Strengthening Pro-Life Values through Family Prayer appeared first on ALL .

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Adoption Saved Her Baby; Now She’s Saving Others through Her Ministry

By Susan Ciancio Twenty-four years ago, Virginia native Callie Jett was a 15-year-old pregnant mom who walked into a Planned Parenthood abortion facility with her mother. But a chance encounter with a sidewalk advocate who handed her a pamphlet saved more than just her baby’s life that day. At the time, neither could have known… Read More » Adoption Saved Her Baby; Now She’s Saving Others through Her Ministry The post Adoption Saved Her Baby; Now She’s Saving Others through Her Ministry appeared first on ALL .

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Planned Parenthood Lingo

By Judie Brown Lingo: a “language characteristic” Planned Parenthood’s world is full of deception, including the way it views those who disagree with its killing methods. Its staff have a particular way of talking about the human being that we like to think of as their lingo. For example, Planned Parenthood made a request that… Read More » Planned Parenthood Lingo The post Planned Parenthood Lingo appeared first on ALL .

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Matthew 10 and Jim Sedlak

By Judie Brown Heroic pro-life leader Jim Sedlak came to mind this past weekend when I heard the reading from Matthew 10. Christ’s teaching set His apostles on the path of courage even in the face of extreme obstacles, including martyrdom. Those words became the platform on which Sedlak taught pro-life Americans the reasons why… Read More » Matthew 10 and Jim Sedlak The post Matthew 10 and Jim Sedlak appeared first on ALL .

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PRO-LIFE BASICS: The Dangers of In Vitro Fertilization

By Judie Brown More than 30 years ago when American Life League created the iconic sign with the tagline “Face It. Abortion Kills a Person,” we could not fathom the enormity of the growing threat within the fertility industry. Doctors Steptoe and Edwards had been researching and manipulating human embryos in an effort to discover… Read More » PRO-LIFE BASICS: The Dangers of In Vitro Fertilization The post PRO-LIFE BASICS: The Dangers of In Vitro Fertilization appeared first on ALL .

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Why Pro-Life Education Starts in Preschool

By Susan Ciancio Many parents wonder if preschool is too young to start teaching children pro-life values. The quick answer is no, it’s never too early. And you may not realize it, but you’re probably already teaching many of them. Pro-life education begins with the imparting of simple values—that we are all created out of… Read More » Why Pro-Life Education Starts in Preschool The post Why Pro-Life Education Starts in Preschool appeared first on ALL .

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Protection of the Holy Eucharist, Canon Law, and the Virginia Amendments: Why Should Catholics Care?

By Katherine Van Dyke This November, Virginians will be presented with two monumental questions on their voter ballots that directly impact the respect for human life and family within the commonwealth. The first question asks Virginians if they want abortion to be enshrined as a “right” in the state’s constitution. The second question asks Virginians… Read More » Protection of the Holy Eucharist, Canon Law, and the Virginia Amendments: Why Should Catholics Care? The post Protection of the Holy Eucharist, Canon Law, and the Virginia Amendments: Why Should Catholics Care? appeared first on ALL

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Pro-Life This Week – June 26, 2026

This week, Judie reflects on the couple who aborted their child because they were told he would have Down syndrome, and she explains that we are called to affirm the life of every human being, without regard to physical or mental condition. The post Pro-Life This Week – June 26, 2026 appeared first on ALL .

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Why Pro-Life Education Starts with Families

By Susan Ciancio I recently read a LifeSiteNews article discussing Vice President Vance’s latest book, and this part caught my eye: “Vance . . . noticed that ‘elite professional life demands a disconnection from what makes us human.’ All of his ‘résumé virtues’ were impressive, and flattering remarks from his family made him feel accomplished,… Read More » Why Pro-Life Education Starts with Families The post Why Pro-Life Education Starts with Families appeared first on ALL .

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Let Us Have Gratitude

By Judie Brown In the throes of struggling against the forces of godlessness in our daily efforts, we often forget to be grateful for blessings. It is challenging to feel compassion for women poisoning themselves by the ingestion of abortion pills when we realize that these very women are literally rejecting the children growing within… Read More » Let Us Have Gratitude The post Let Us Have Gratitude appeared first on ALL .

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Pro-Life Catholics Must Work to Change the Hearts of Pro-Abortion Catholic Politicians

By Judie Brown Because the Supreme Court’s Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision now allows individual states to make their own laws regarding abortion, pro-life people, especially Catholics, face a tough battle throughout the country. One by one, states have begun enshrining abortion into their state laws. Virginia is one such state, and it… Read More » Pro-Life Catholics Must Work to Change the Hearts of Pro-Abortion Catholic Politicians The post Pro-Life Catholics Must Work to Change the Hearts of Pro-Abortion Catholic Politicians appeared first on ALL .

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The Ape of God

By Judie Brown Living in a world where parents are lauded for killing their preborn son because he might have Down syndrome reminds me of the enormity of the devil’s grip on mankind. Last week, we heard the terrible story of YouTuber Jesse Ridgway and his wife who aborted their child because of a prenatal… Read More » The Ape of God The post The Ape of God appeared first on ALL .

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Pro-Life This Week – June 12, 2026

This week, Judie reflects on the couple who aborted their child because they were told he would have Down syndrome, and she explains that we are called to affirm the life of every human being, without regard to physical or mental condition. The post Pro-Life This Week – June 12, 2026 appeared first on ALL .

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Just in Case

By Judie Brown Planned Parenthood never ceases to amaze, or perhaps we should say scare, us. The most recent example of its disastrous rhetoric is its use of the phrase “just in case.” “Just in case” abortion pills is a new pilot project that Planned Parenthood launched in the states of Hawaii and Washington. The… Read More » Just in Case The post Just in Case appeared first on ALL .

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Compassion and Love Can Prevent Euthanasia

By Marie Brousseau The elderly are immense gifts to society, yet too often today we see that our culture focuses on personal fulfillment, which can then lead to the neglect of people who are no longer deemed necessary or productive. This includes the sick and the elderly, who may feel lonely, abandoned, and isolated from… Read More » Compassion and Love Can Prevent Euthanasia The post Compassion and Love Can Prevent Euthanasia appeared first on ALL .

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Pro-Life This Week – May 15, 2026

This week, Judie examines some recent headlines and asks, Have some people become so removed from the God who created each of us that they would prefer to haggle over trivial issues than stand up for the dignity of the human person? The post Pro-Life This Week – May 15, 2026 appeared first on ALL .

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The ProLife Doc: A Ministry of Hope and Advocacy for Both Mothers and Babies

By Susan Ciancio In 1999, Dr. Bill Lile, OB/GYN, bought a Pensacola building that housed the Florida panhandle’s largest abortion facility. He immediately turned it into his new obstetrics practice and retired all of its deadly equipment, beginning a new era of serving both moms and babies. However, the ProLife Doc, as he is now… Read More » The ProLife Doc: A Ministry of Hope and Advocacy for Both Mothers and Babies The post The ProLife Doc: A Ministry of Hope and Advocacy for Both Mothers and Babies appeared first on ALL .

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Strengthening Pro-Life Values at Home with the Culture of Life Studies Program

By Susan Ciancio For more than 12 years, American Life League’s Culture of Life Studies Program has served parents, teachers, and students by providing authentically Catholic pro-life materials for kids in pre-K-12th grade. What began as just a small program has grown exponentially, and now our downloadable lesson booklets (most of which have an imprimatur and a nihil obstat) are in hundreds of schools and homeschools across the world. It all started in… Read More » Strengthening Pro-Life Values at Home with the Culture of Life Studies Program The post Strengthening Pro-Life Values at Home wit

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‘My Favorite Kind of Abortion . . .’

By Judie Brown Congressman Shri Thanedar, of the thirteenth district of Michigan, recently commented on his “favorite kind of abortion.” In an X (Twitter) post, he opined, “My favorite kind of abortion is the kind that’s safe, legal, accessible, and none of your damn business to regulate. And no amount of fearmongering by describing what… Read More » ‘My Favorite Kind of Abortion . . .’ The post ‘My Favorite Kind of Abortion . . .’ appeared first on ALL .

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