March for Life Blog

  A beautiful video from America’s Got Talent is currently circulating the internet. It opens with a young man named Kodi, who is blind and autistic, being led to the front of the America’s Got Talent stage by his mom. … Continue reading →

  About one million babies are killed through abortion every year in the United States – an estimated 60 million since the Roe v Wade decision in 1973. It is hard to imagine what our world would be like, how … Continue reading →

  We asked our marchers why they loved their mothers. Their replies will move you to tears! “I love my mom for so many reasons. She taught me how important the gift of life is and what it means to … Continue reading →

  Just a few months ago, the Governor of New York had the Empire State Building lit up with pink lights to celebrate the passage of the extreme abortion law, the Reproductive Health Act. The law permits abortion up until … Continue reading →

Adoption is truly a noble and heroic decision and birth mothers should be celebrated! Continue reading →

Mother’s Day is coming up on Sunday, May 12th. In honor of moms everywhere, we are inviting you to share your Mother’s Day tributes! Continue reading →

9 months from today, January 24, 2020, is the 2020 March for Life in Washington D.C. Between today and January 24th, over 2,000,000 children will be born in the United States. And in that time over 675,000 pre-born children will … Continue reading →

(WARNING: this blog post and video include a medical description of partial-birth abortion.) On April 18, 2007, the Supreme Court officially upheld the Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act in Gonzales v Carhart. With this decision, the law went into effect … Continue reading →

On April 3rd, thousands of pro-life Virginians marched against abortion extremism in their state. And the timing couldn’t be more perfect. A few months before, a video of Virginia Delegate Kathy Tran defended a bill that would allow for a … Continue reading →

  Picture this: A pregnant 19-year-old is lying on a cold operating table when a very pregnant nurse walks into the room to commit the abortion. A Planned Parenthood employee of eight years with a track record of directing one … Continue reading →