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Congressional Bill Would Protect Preborn Babies from Abortion under 14th Amendment

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Michigan Legislator Sterilizes Herself to Avoid Pregnancy in State Where Abortion Legal Up to Birth

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Planned Parenthood of Illinois Closes Four Centers . . . That Don’t Offer Abortions

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Pastoral Reflection for Lent 2025

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Saved But Not Yet Safe

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NEWSworthy: The US Rejects ‘International Right to Abortion.’ Surrogacy Should Be Next

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NEWSworthy: After Teenager is Coerced into Abortion, New York Shields Abortionists from Liability

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NEWSworthy: The Hidden Pro-life Story of the 2024 Election

  On Election Day, voters in 10 states considered measures that directly, or indirectly, would incorporate a right to abortion in their state constitution. Seven of those measures passed; three were defeated. In the former category are five states — Colorado, Maryland,...
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NEWSworthy: Florida Defeats Pro-abortion Constitutional Amendment

  Floridians defeated a pro-abortion constitutional amendment that would have opened the door for killing preborn babies through all nine months of pregnancy. Tuesday’s vote also stood out as a positive sign of hope for the pro-life movement, which had suffered a handful of...
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What a Web We Weave

  I remember visiting my future wife in her Manhattan office back in the pre-Y2K dark ages, when style guides instructed us to capitalize the words Internet and Website. Working for a tech startup that recruited programmers for other tech startups that were busy adding two...
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Homily for Epiphany

  At the time of our Lord’s birth, Jews were present in most major cities throughout the known world. This was called the “Diaspora,” which the story of Pentecost refers to in the Book of Acts (2:1-11), where we read that, “Staying in Jerusalem were devout Jews of every...
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