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A Symphony of Hope: Reflections on the March for Life

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Hitting the Snooze Button on the Biological Clock

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The Church’s Countercultural Mary

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Trump Pardons 23 Pro-Life Activists

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New Jersey Governor Stockpiles Abortion Drugs in Case Trump Restricts Them

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The Taming of the Ultrasound

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Thomas More Society Petitions Trump Administration to Pardon Activists Convicted under FACE Act

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When a Monk Dies

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Iowa House Speaker Promotes Focus on ‘Alternatives’ over Further Protections for the Preborn

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“We Want Mamma!”

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"May I Interrupt you?" "Go Right Ahead."

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Ohio Abortion Lobby Doesn’t Want Women To Be Told Baby Has a Heartbeat

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Study: Most women don’t want abortion

    Pro-abortion advocates like to frame their position as “pro-choice,” as if women can easily decide whether or not they want to have an abortion. But for many women who go through with abortion, the decision wasn’t really their choice at all, according to a new...
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Progress, a Blue Wall, Swing States, and the Pillar of Civil Rights

    In the year since the Dobbs decision, the battle over protecting unborn children has become a state-by-state issue. Tremendous progress has been made. But it is going to be much more difficult to make further gains. To understand why, we have to look at the map and...
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Where There’s a Will There’s a Way

  The only thing I find even creepier than the women at abortion rights rallies whose faces are so distorted with rage they look like fugitives from a de Kooning painting are the ones who link arms and virtually dance the Irish jig because they’ve succeeded in enshrining...
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Back to Go Forward

    C.S. Lewis, the Cambridge medievalist and philosopher, had a rule-of-thumb: Read two old books for every new one. By so doing, one can avoid “chronological snobbery,” by which he meant unreflectively assuming we know better than those who have gone before us. We are...
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