Orthodox Christians take high-visibility role in the March for Life
“I hope next year we have a greater participation from other Orthodox jurisdictions,” Fr. Chad Hatfield told LifeSiteNews.com.
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Abortion
Catholic parish bans Girl Scout troops over ties to Planned Parenthood
Church leaders have been warning that participation in the Girl Scouts risks opening young women to the pro-abortion agenda because the organization's approach to sexuality and "reproductive freedom".
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Body of unborn baby discovered at Indiana sewage station
City utility workers who were cleaning a screen at a pump house in Fort Wayne Indiana made a gruesome discovery Monday: the body of an unborn child.
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Cardinal at March for Life vigil: The survival of religious liberty is at stake
The stern warning came as part of the approximately 30 minute-long homily Cardinal DiNardo gave to the capacity crowd at the National Prayer Vigil for Life in Washington, D.C.
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Video: 2012 is ‘the most important election…ever!’ says pro-life Rep. Chris Smith
"If Obama gets a second term, Obama's abortion extremism will get significantly worse during those four years," Smith told LifeSiteNews.com.
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California bishop: Pro-abortion politicians ‘unfit for public office’
Bishop Robert Vasa told a pro-life rally Sunday that politicians who support abortion are "as guilty of abortion as those who choose it themselves."
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Doctors slam ‘abortion safer than childbirth’ study
A new study by pro-abortion advocates concludes that abortion is safer for women than carrying a child to term and giving birth.
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40,000 to 55,000 pro-lifers fill San Francisco’s main street during Walk For Life
Organizers said this year's new route down Market Street made the event an even bigger success, providing more exposure for the Walk through the heart of San Francisco.
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2012: It’s time to ‘turn the tide’ on abortion
Are you ready to end abortion in America?
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U.S. Senator: March for Life ‘has greater impact than you know’
"This determination to come to Washington every year has impact," said Sen. Roy Blunt.
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