PASTORAL REFLECTIONS: W. Ross Blackburn

Down Syndrome Day?

NEWSworthy: Matt Lamb

Pro-Abortion News Outlet Claims Sepsis Increase Tied to Texas Abortion Law. There’s More to the Story

BLOG: Vincenzina Santoro

Political Stability in Europe? Hello Italy!

NEWSworthy: Jacqueline O'Hara

Planned Parenthood’s ‘Lack of Resources’ Endangers Women While Organization Spends Millions on Abortion Activism

PASTORAL REFLECTIONS: Rev. Victor Lee Austin

A Beautiful Outside

PASTORAL REFLECTIONS: Rev. Paul T. Stallsworth

Murders in Kansas; Marked for Life

NEWSworthy: Alexandra DeSanctis

Media Get the Pro-Life Movement All Wrong

BLOG: Jason Morgan

Eugenics Then and Now

BUY COFFEE, SAVE LIVES

Check out our new Partnership with 7 Weeks Coffee!

NEW ISSUE:

WINTER 2025

NEWSworthy: Matt Lamb

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

BLOG: Peter Pavia

The Gangs of Constantinople

PASTORAL REFLECTIONS: Fr. Gerald Murray

"God first, me Second."

NEWSworthy: Jacqueline O'Hara

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

Truth and Reason in Defense of Life

Buttonhome1pngtina edit
Buttonhome2

325,395 people have visited this page. 49 have visited this page today.

NEWSworthy

Arizona Bill Reveals New Frontiers in Abortion Litigation

  Pro-life legislative activism on the state level is heating up in advance of the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health. One bill that’s moving forward in Arizona gives us a glimpse into what may be the next frontier of abortion...
Read More →

It’s not a heartbeat; it’s ‘cardiac activity,’ says the New York Times

Would a “heartbeat” by any other name still be a heartbeat? The New York Times doesn’t think so. On Valentine’s Day, the newspaper published a straight news article decrying the use of the word “heartbeat” to describe fetal cardiac activity (otherwise known as, well, a...
Read More →

BLOG

A Letter from Home

  Despite being brought up by generous, loving people, I never felt at home in the suburban tract house where I misspent my youth. My dad was a slick-talking charmer who hadn’t energy for much beyond drinking, gambling, and chasing women, though he was, in his way, generous...
Read More →

Pastoral Reflections

Transfiguration and Hiroshima

  At exactly fifteen minutes past eight in the morning on August 6, 1945, an American B-29 bomber dropped the world’s first atomic bomb over the Japanese city of Hiroshima. The explosion killed an estimated one hundred thousand people. John Hersey, a journalist who had been...
Read More →

ERA NEW YORK STATE EXPLAINER

CURRENT ISSUE

NEW ISSUE ONLINE

HUMANIZE

The blog and podcast of Wesley J. Smith

SIGN UP HERE!

  • Join us!

    Join Now

The focus of civilized discussion of the abortion issue

Our mission is to give the readers the tools to have a "civilized discussion" about many issues related to the life issues, most notably Abortion. Further the continuation of our cause by donating to a highly reputable life-affirming organization
Donate Now

Archive Spotlight