You'll hear that the defeat of Roe has returned the decision of abortion to 'the will of the people.' Abortion, however, is intrinsically different from other issues in that it victimizes a voiceless, disenfranchised class of people: the unborn.
The Vatican body’s book ‘The Joy of Life’ contradicts foundational Catholic teachings, advocating for euthanasia and endorsing artificial fertilization in contrast with traditional doctrine.
The bishops called for a prayer campaign beginning on March 25, the feast of the Annunciation and the day before the Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments in a major abortion pill case.
‘Protections for babies 16 weeks and beyond ISN'T good enough. We need protections for preborn babies from the moment of conception!’ read a statement from Students for Life.
'In the spirit of responsibility for the Church in Poland and for the good of our common homeland, I call on all people of good will to unequivocally declare themselves pro-life,' Archbishop Stanisław Gądecki said.
These young men generally come from traditional African cultures that value family, human dignity, and life. However, they are ministering in communities that have been targeted by abortion-promoting organizations from the West.
‘The fundamental tenets of our Catholic faith — social justice, conscience, and religious freedom — compel us to defend a woman’s right to access abortion [sic],’ reads the letter, signed by Nancy Pelosi and dozens of other dissident Democratic lawmakers.
Abp. Vincenzo Paglia's latest heterodox statements supported euthanasia, despite the Catholic Church condemning the practice as ‘an intrinsically evil act.’