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  Throughout the month of November, Catholic Christians commemorate the dead. The month begins with All Saints’ Day, which is the Church’s celebration of the citizens of heaven. We remember all the dead on the next day, All Souls Day, especially those whom we have known and... Read More →

  The pro-life movement suffered a setback on election night, as a blue Democratic wave led to both pro-abortion ballot measures passing and seats flipping to pro-abortion candidates. Still, there are a few glimmers of hope as pro-lifers consider how to move forward. First,... Read More →

  The 2026 midterm election is Tuesday, and four states will vote on abortion. Three will vote on whether to expand abortion through all nine months of pregnancy without limits, while one would generally restrict abortion. Here is a breakdown of the four abortion ballot... Read More →

  The Global Methodist Church was formed mostly by laity, clergy, and congregations leaving The United Methodist Church. They left because many United Methodist leaders were dedicated to loosening Christian morals regarding sexuality and marriage, disobeyed church doctrine... Read More →

  Fourteen state attorneys general, led by Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway, asked the Environmental Protection Agency to study the environmental impact and potential contamination of public drinking water resulting from ever-increasing use of the abortion pills... Read More →

  Throw in the towel? Every year, vulnerable persons and their defenders are more effectively repressed by distorted ideologies, automated technologies, and political concessions that stifle our celebration of human dignity. Unborn human beings in their mothers’ wombs and in... Read More →

    The Food and Drug Administration has projected a March deadline to release its long-awaited review of the safety of the abortion pill. A court document says the FDA “plans to compare mifepristone’s safety to that of surgical abortions through 10 weeks’ gestation,”... Read More →

    Tierra Walker’s tragic death was preventable, but not because of the reason you’d think. The 37-year-old Texas resident was allegedly denied an abortion after being diagnosed with preeclampsia during a complicated pregnancy.   Despite the sensational headlines, the case... Read More →

  Virginians are going to the polls to vote on an amendment to their state constitution that enshrines abortion on demand through all nine months of pregnancy in the Old Dominion. Even people who favor abortion, however, should vote “no” on Amendment 1, the “Right to... Read More →

  I have made them, and I have received them, and chances are, dear reader, you also have done so. The phone lights up—you recognize the caller, but it’s very odd these days for a phone call to arrive without first a text or an appointment. So of course you pick it up.... Read More →