EWTN Pro-Life Weekly

Over 200 members of Congress ask the Supreme Court to reconsider Roe vs. Wade; the Washington, D.C. city council weighs deregulating abortion in the nation’s capital; meet the Capitol Hill Pregnancy Center, serving pregnant women steps from Congress.

Analysis of what a recently-passed $1.4 trillion spending bill means for the pro-life movement; Heartbeat International intervenes in a North Dakota lawsuit; meet Kristen Hanson, a widow fighting physician-assisted suicide.

The Democratic Attorneys General Association requires candidates to publicly support abortion; a Holy Land hospital honors the Holy Family through its pro-life work; Elizabeth Warren vows to wear her Planned Parenthood scarf to her inauguration.

Pennsylvania's governor vetoes a Down syndrome discrimination abortion ban; Planned Parenthood asks reporters to sign non-disclosure agreements to attend an event; meet a ministry that brings healing to families suffering miscarriage or stillbirth.

A jury awards Planned Parenthood over two million dollars in its civil lawsuit against the Center for Medical Progress; Catholic bishops launch a program to help pregnant women and parenting mothers in need; a new app directs women to Planned Parenthood.

A federal judge blocks a rule to protect the conscience rights of healthcare staff; Rep. Ron Estes introduces the Down Syndrome Discrimination by Abortion Prohibition Act; 11,000 scientists call for population control as a means of combatting climate change.

Missouri’s last abortion facility could lose its license; a South Carolina priest denies Holy Communion to presidential candidate Joe Biden; learn more about Women’s Care Center, a group of pregnancy care centers empowering women to choose life.

California legislation requires public universities to provide abortion pills in student health centers; the Little Sisters of the Poor fight the HHS contraceptive mandate again; meet an apostolate serving the mothers of miscarried souls.

Pro-life debate analysis on the Democratic presidential candidates; March for Life President Jeanne Mancini discusses the theme for the 47th annual march; Debbie Cowden speaks out against a pro-abortion article published in GQ and Glamour.