November 16 will be vivid in the hearts and minds of Peruvian pro-lifers for a long time. Rarely has there been so much to celebrate in a single day – three victories in the Peruvian Congress: a pro-life bill moving forward, a pro-abortion bill
The election is over and the battle for life now continues with renewed vigor. In fifty states, Governors, Legislatures, and Courts will now be the focus, as the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization takes effect. Unfortunately, the end of
In defending life at the ballot box you are, to quote the late Pope John Paul II, “Doing the most important work on earth.” That statement from John Paul II comes to us through the founder of the Population Research Institute, Father Paul Marx,
Emily Oster has a lot of nerve. The Brown University professor has just published an article, called “Let’s Declare a Pandemic Amnesty”, in which she argues “we need to forgive one another for what we did and said when we were in the dark about
This November, a baby will emerge from her mother’s womb, draw her first breath, and announce her arrival into the world with a tiny cry. While this is the usual protocol for childbirth, one thing, in particular, will mark this child as unique. This
Four months ago, the world was stunned by the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. The decision overturned Roe vs. Wade, the 1973 ruling that had effectively legalized the horrific procedure of abortion throughout the land. The Dobbs decision
The abortion movement has finally woken up to the fact that state after state is banning abortions after the fetal heartbeat can be detected. And they are aware that these laws are not only saving tens of thousands of babies from their clutches today,
For the past twenty years, David Brooks has been The New York Times’ lone columnist daring to be occasionally conservative. His most recent piece, “The Crisis of Men and Boys,” gropes for causes of the withering away of masculinity in American life. Statistics abound. Girls
Hungary has for years been developing policies in favor of babies, life, and families. However, it still has a law on the books that allows abortion up to the 12th week of pregnancy, a defect that the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and
For years, the Population Research Institute has documented the evils hidden within the concept of “gender” in countries around the world. On Sunday, September 4, citizens of Chile faced a decision that would affirm or deny the “gender ideology” as never before. At stake
November 16 will be vivid in the hearts and minds of Peruvian pro-lifers for a long time. Rarely has there been so much to
The election is over and the battle for life now continues with renewed vigor. In fifty states, Governors, Legislatures, and Courts will now be
In defending life at the ballot box you are, to quote the late Pope John Paul II, “Doing the most important work on earth.”
Emily Oster has a lot of nerve. The Brown University professor has just published an article, called “Let’s Declare a Pandemic Amnesty”, in which she
This November, a baby will emerge from her mother’s womb, draw her first breath, and announce her arrival into the world with a tiny
Four months ago, the world was stunned by the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. The decision overturned Roe
The abortion movement has finally woken up to the fact that state after state is banning abortions after the fetal heartbeat can be detected.
For the past twenty years, David Brooks has been The New York Times’ lone columnist daring to be occasionally conservative. His most recent piece, “The
Hungary has for years been developing policies in favor of babies, life, and families. However, it still has a law on the books that
For years, the Population Research Institute has documented the evils hidden within the concept of “gender” in countries around the world. On Sunday, September