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  We begin (Appendix A) with a short column by Mr. Mike Perry, who echoes Novak’s point, specifically in regard to the way “churchmen” now view the situation. “For years,” he notes, “mainline Protestant denominations were staunch supporters of legalized abortion.” Now, there... Read More →

    Will Goodman is a political prisoner for the pro-life cause currently serving a two-and a-half-year sentence for pro-life activism. The following is taken from an interview conducted by Bernadette Patel for the Human Life Review mainly through the federal prison... Read More →

  The following is a letter by Joan Andrews Bell, a peaceful pro-life advocate prosecuted by the Biden administration, to U.S. Senators Ted Cruz and Katie Britt, urging them to reverse their support for in vitro fertilization, which is responsible for the destruction of... Read More →

  Lauren Handy, the Director of Activism at Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising, is serving a 57-month sentence for rescue activities she participated in at a Washington DC late-term abortion clinic in 2020.... Read More →

  On May 14, 2024, John Hinshaw was sentenced to 21 months in federal prison for participating in a rescue at the DC abortion clinic of Cesare Santangelo in 2020. Below is his statement to the court, sent through his family.... Read More →

    Little more than a year ago, most Americans had never heard of Operation Rescue. Today, of course, “Op-R” commands headlines nationwide, in large part because of the surprisingly brutal methods often used by police to suppress this new “civil-rights” movement. But... Read More →

    PITY FOR EVIL: SUFFRAGE, ABORTION, AND WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT IN RECONSTRUCTION AMERICA Monica Klem and Madeleine McDowell (Encounter Books, 2023, hardcover, 328 pages, $34.99) Reviewed by Maria McFadden Maffucci ________________________________________________ In Pity... Read More →

  In our lead article, Senator James L. Buckley gives eloquent testimony in behalf of his own beliefs as to what the abortion issue means for all Americans. He does more, we think: for anyone coming upon this controversy for the first time, he provides a wealth of facts and... Read More →

  Readers of this journal will be well aware of all that has been happening in Ireland over the last few years. Without really thinking of the consequences, we have been rushing pell-mell into the same set of social norms as most of the rest of the Western world. In fact, to... Read More →

  On this festive occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Human Life Review, it is right and just that we send up thankful prayers to all the prolifers here in America and abroad who have helped to sustain a movement dedicated not just to unborn life but to what St. John... Read More →