Actor and father of six Kirk Cameron took to X (formerly Twitter) last week to expose the “sexually explicit, morally disgusting, and dangerous books” that Scholastic now markets to children. The purpose of Cameron’s thread was twofold: to call out Scholastic for its nosedive into the woke abyss and to promote SkyTree Book Fairs (where Cameron serves as a board advisor) as a safe alternative.
Read MoreThe NHS Trust took the case to court to allow withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment. In this legal battle the resources of NHS Trusts are vastly greater than those of the parents. …In court the child is represented, not by the parents, but by a guardian. In principle, the guardian could take the same view as the parents but in this case, as in most such cases, the guardian emphasised the burdens of treatment rather than the benefits of life and viewed Indi’s quality-of-life very negatively. The judge, again as in most such cases, sided with the doctors and with the guardian and declared that it would be in Indi’s best interest for “invasive” life-sustaining treatment to be withdrawn.
Read MoreThe future looks bright for pro-life Catholics in Africa, thanks to the dedicated training of seminarians conducted by Human Life International, a U.S.-based Catholic pro-life organization. Africa is a shining beacon of hope to those pursuing a culture of life.
Read MoreUnder the guise of advancing gender equality and the empowerment of women, the document introduces language on “sexual and reproductive health and rights,” and the implicit promotion of “comprehensive sexuality education,” that essentially undermines the pro-life values and practices of many of these African, Caribbean, and Pacific nations.
Read MoreDoctors told Kamilah Parvez to abort her daughter during labor. Baby Maysa faced a mere 7% chance of survival, but God had bigger plans. Born at just 22 weeks on June 2, 2021, her mom could only cuddle her for five minutes before she was rushed to the NICU where she lived for three months. …She not only survived but actually improved, surprising her parents and medical professionals alike. Amid the worry and uncertainty, her parents simply took one day at a time.
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