EWTN Pro-Life Weekly

The pro-life movement prepares for a post-Roe world with a new network called PLAN, the Pregnancy and Life Assistance Network; Brian Carroll discusses third parties and the pro-life movement; Catherine Hadro speaks out about the film "Unpregnant."

Sen. Josh Hawley issues a new litmus test for Supreme Court nominees; the House of Representatives approves a federal spending package which would repeal the "Protect Life Rule”; Charlie Camosy asks us to reexamine how we treat the elderly.

Planned Parenthood announces it will strip Margaret Sanger's name from its Manhattan facility; Catherine Hadro discusses Ilyse Hogue's new book; meet Fiorella Nash, a bioethicist who says pro-life feminism should not be a contradiction in terms.

The Supreme Court rejects multiple abortion-related cases; the Chinese government takes draconian measures to slash birth rates among Muslims; a Texas woman alleges that a doctor declined to treat her husband for COVID-19 based on his disabilities.

The Supreme Court reverses a pro-life Louisiana law; a one-on-one interview with LA State Senator Katrina Jackson, who authored the pro-life law; the University of Notre Dame hires Pete Buttigieg, the pro-abortion former presidential candidate.

Tennessee lawmakers just passed some of the strongest pro-life protections in the nation; a gene editing experiment in the U.K. raises grave concerns; a U.K. woman with Down syndrome says aborting babies with Down syndrome is discrimination.

Prudence Robertson discusses a recent pro-life victory; Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia shares how Pope Francis is responding to the death of George Floyd; NARAL says the mainstream media is biased against abortion.

How the coronavirus pandemic and the death of George Floyd are both affecting the pro-life movement; a celebrity contestant on "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" raises funds for Planned Parenthood; a newborn was recently rescued in a Safe Haven Baby Box.