For almost two decades, attorney Harold Cassidy of Red Bank, New Jersey has litigated on behalf of post-abortive women. He was instrumental in the drafting and passage of South Dakota’s informed consent law, which requires abortionists to inform women that an abortion “terminates the life of a whole, separate, unique human being.” Last year, he …
Although age must have been a factor in Justice Stevens stepping down from the United States Supreme Court, no doubt his leaving was timed to allow his replacement to be chosen by a president of a similar ideological bent. While Stevens could have rolled the actuarial dice for another year or two of Obama’s term, …
Six years ago, a pro-life group prayed for guidance in how best to reduce abortion in their area. The fruit of that prayer is 40 Days for Life. The group was led to focus forty days of prayer, fasting, and repentance for an end to abortion in their community of Bryan-College Station, Texas. A thousand …
Servant of Servants: LLDF Supports 40 Days for Life Read More »
One of the candidates most frequently mentioned as a possible replacement for retiring Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens is Diane Wood of the federal Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. News reports mention possible controversy arising from her involvement in a case arising out of anti-abortion protests in the ’90’s. As Paul Harvey used to …
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Steven Mosher By now, nearly everyone knows that tens of millions of unborn baby girls around the world have been aborted solely because of their sex. Ultrasound technology makes it possible to separate the boys from the girls at eighteen weeks or so, and widespread abortion makes it possible to eliminate the less desirable sex, …
Dorina C. Bordlee & Nikkolas T. Nikas Martin Luther King. Mother Teresa. John Paul II. The life’s work of each of these unlikely champions was essentially to witness to the human-rights violations of their times. They did not speak from the government halls of power. They did not control personal fortunes. They did not command …
On November 29, 2007, the unborn lost one of the strongest advocates for their right to life in Congressman Henry J. Hyde. On the day Congressman Hyde died, National Review Online declared that the Hyde Amendment, which doubtless saved countless lives, is “. . . without question the most important piece of pro-life legislation ever …
In the last Lifeline [Summer 2004, Vol. XIII, No. 2], we informed you about Proposition 71, euphemistically named “The California Stem Cell Research and Cures Act,” which went on to victory in the November 2004 election. This means that starting January 2005, by constitutional amendment, California bureaucracy has expanded to include “The California Institute for …
