EWTN Pro-Life Weekly

A coronavirus relief bill contains vital Hyde Amendment protections; New York Times columnist Ross Douthat explains what declining fertility rates mean for this generation; Catherine Hadro discusses life-saving guidelines amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Secretary Ben Carson joins us to share why he launched the “Foster Youth to Independence” initiative; actress Busy Phillipps credits her success to an abortion at 15; meet Sue Ellen Browder, a former writer for Cosmopolitan.

The Supreme Court hears oral arguments for a case concerning a pro-life Louisiana law; Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry and Solicitor General Liz Murrill join us to discuss their defense in court; students hold a vigil outside the Supreme Court.

Senate Democrats block two pro-life bills this week; Senator Joni Ernst tells how she will continue to work to pass the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act; 40 Days for Life kicks off its Lenten campaign.

The Senate Judiciary Committee holds hearing on the Born-Alive Unborn Child Protection Act; Catherine Hadro speaks out about Democratic presidential candidates attending a NARAL forum; meet Matt Hammitt and his son Bowen’s bold pro-life witness.

Analysis of the Iowa Caucus and its unclear results; a pro-life awareness campaign says it was denied a Super Bowl ad; meet a brave pro-life teen with a special connection to EWTN's foundress, Mother Angelica.

Analysis of President Trump's historic speech at the March for Life; Rep. Jeff Fortenberry discusses efforts to protect life in the Hose of Representatives; abortion attempt survivor Melissa Ohden shares the latest in her journey.

Rep. Steve Scalise shares his support for the 2020 March for Life; March for Life President Jeanne Mancini discusses the event's 2020 theme; Catherine Hadro speaks out about an art exhibit normalizing abortion.

A Texas appeals court rules that a hospital must continue medical care for terminally ill 11-month-old Tinslee Lewis; Planned Parenthood shows an uptick in abortions; meet Fr. Jeffrey Kirby, a priest educating the faithful about end-of-life-care.