- Dear Britanny, I have brain cancer, too
- This short film raised $6 million for crisis pregnancy centers
- The tough truth about human egg freezing
- Atheist and pro life?
- Pregnancy centers, not politics – the future of the pro-life movement
- Marriage lifeline unlikely from Supreme Court
- How a reproductive health pioneer was instantly converted by Humanae Vitae
I
have lived through six years of constant turmoil, seizures, and
headaches. I often changed hospitals and doctors every few months,
seeking some morsel of hope for survival. Like Brittany, I do not want
to die, nor do I want to suffer the likely outcome of this disease. I do
not think anyone wants to die in this way. Brittany states relief that
she does not have to die the way that it has been explained that she
would – she can die “on her own terms.”
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A
short pro-life film that raised almost $6 million for crisis pregnancy
centers and won 15 international film festival awards, is today being
launched on YouTube and available free of charge.
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Ambitious young women on Silicon Valley campuses are going to learn a hard life lesson.
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The
fact of the matter is that most pro-life people have a religious faith.
Catholics and evangelicals are strongly pro-life on abortion in the
United States. But, can someone who is an atheist be pro-life on the
human rights issue of our time?
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Amid
the chilling dark chaos of a woman’s unwanted and unexpected pregnancy,
a group of pro-life Catholics try to be a light to both the mother and
the unborn child.
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As
the Supreme Court began this year’s term, it chose not to hear appeals
of a number of lower court cases that had thrown out certain state laws
upholding marriage as between one man and one woman. The decision not to
hear these cases was a cause of disappointment by some who hoped the
Supreme Court would reverse these decisions.
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As
founders of an institute studying reproductive healthcare, Thomas and
Susan Hilgers have seen the benefits that natural family planning can
offer in the realms of health, sexuality and human relationships.
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