EWTN Pro-Life Weekly

A pro-life advocate calling for drastic change in Canada predicts their assisted suicide program will soon surpass 100,000 deaths. Highlights from a conference strengthening men and the family.

Pro-life reaction to President Trump's highly anticipated State of the Union address. Plus, a closer look at a major case in Louisiana that could limit access to the abortion pill.

U.S. bishops call to revoke the appointment of an abortion advocate to head the Asian studies program at Notre Dame. The latest on the abortion issue in Arizona and Missouri.

Major news in the fight against so-called "medical treatments" for minors suffering with gender dysphoria. And an initiative that aims to help the faithful get the most out of Lent.

In a wide-ranging interview, Admiral Brian Christine, assistant secretary of health at HHS, discusses the abortion pill and some of the Trump administration's pro-life initiatives.

Highlights from the 53rd annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., which drew tens of thousands of pro-lifers. Rachel's Vineyard, an initiative that supports women who regret having an abortion, reaches a milestone.

President of the March for Life, Jennie Lichter, on the 53rd annual March, the pro-life movement, and the 2026 midterms. Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly shares how the Knights of Columbus made history.

Analysis of Pope Leo's remarks to Vatican diplomats, where he defended life at all stages. Plus, a new report raises concerns over alleged organ harvesting in Canada.

Puerto Rico passes a law that identifies unborn babies as people. Plus, new developments in President Trump's battle against Planned Parenthood and defunding the abortion giant.

A look at the major pro-life stories of 2025, including the worrying rise of assisted suicide in Canada and Uruguay, and the monarch of Monaco's public stand for the unborn.