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New York anti abortion  groups that once celebrated the state Republicans stalling pro-choice bills are now aiming to change their message. Maria McFadden Maffucci, President of Human Life Review, said  that there are several steps to take for anti abortion advocacy in New Yor... Read More →

  The Human Life Review and Plough Publishing hosted “On Personhood: A Conversation with Sarah C. Williams” in Washington the day before this year’s March for Life. It was a most moving event. I originally began this blog with: “Sarah Williams is a former faculty member at... Read More →

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Francis Canavan, S.J., was a professor of political science, a leading Edmund Burke scholar, and an essayist whose thoughts on faith, politics, and culture earned him accolades from many of the leading Catholic minds of his time, including Robert P. George, George Weigel, Richard... Read More →

As monstrous as it is, the claim that one cannot respect the dignity of women without denying that of unborn children has lingered for long enough to have been taken up by many Americans as an obvious conclusion. Feminists for Life — and every pro-life group that combines an... Read More →

NEW YORK CITY — At the end of Respect Life Month, Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York put the pro-life cause into perspective. “Being pro-life requires us to be heroes,” the Catholic shepherd told the Register at The Human Life Foundation’s 14th annual “Great Defender of Life”... Read More →

The Human Life Review‘s  2016 Great Defender of Life Dinner got some excellent press this week! Supreme Knight’s Pitch for Putting Our Values Into Politics Read More →

On August 5th, 2016, Maria accepted an award from Hudson Valley Pro-Life Coalition, given to pro-life women of Westchester.  Rob Astorino gave her a  proclamation!  There were several real HLR fans in the  gathering. The keynote speaker, Norine R. DiCarlo, R.N, was excellent, and... Read More →

“If women think the Catholic Church only condemns them, why approach it?” Maria Maffucci, editor of The Human Life Review, told the Register. “But if they hear that, yes, it is a grave sin, but it can be forgiven and we love you, maybe there is an opening.” Read more:... Read More →