Category: Sanctity of Life

“When I predicted this outcome over years of debates in Parliament, pro-euthanasia advocates would dismiss it as ‘fear mongering,’” he noted. “It turns out that fear of desacralizing human life is entirely rational.”

On Thursday, People Before Profit-Solidarity TD Ruth Coppinger brought forward another abortion-related bill in the Dáil, this time aimed at removing the mandatory three-day waiting period. It follows the defeat she and party colleague Paul Murphy suffered before Christmas, when their bill to permit abortion on request up to birth was opposed by a majority of TDs from advancing to the next stage.

Multiple surveys show an increase in the share of young adults identifying as “pro-life,” while support for unrestricted abortion access has declined in recent years. According to data from Gallup and others, the percentage of young adults calling themselves pro-life climbed to about 37% in 2025, an increase of about 8 to 11 percentage points compared to polls from 2022 and 2023.

House Speaker Mike Johnson rallied pro-life advocates at the annual March for Life last week, declaring that the right to life is an unalienable gift from God and highlighting recent legislative victories as a turning point in protecting the unborn.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing a Delaware-based nurse practitioner for reportedly shipping dangerous abortion-inducing drugs into the state.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) under the Trump administration has petitioned a federal court to pause the state of Louisiana’s abortion pill lawsuit, which is seeking a review of the 2023 safety regulations on the drug.

In just three years, Missouri-based Down syndrome advocacy nonprofit Team Iron Will has impacted 3,700+ families in 45 states and 37 countries, envisioning “a world in which all human beings with Down syndrome are treated with respect, dignity, and love at every stage of life.”

We can value the strengths and perspectives of those with disabilities and their loved ones while affirming objective reality and universal human dignity.

In a powerful defense of life and natural law, Bishop Antonio Suetta of Ventimiglia-San Remo pushed back against critics who labeled his pro-life initiative “patriarchal” and accused him of shaming women.
Suetta’s message was clear: abortion is not a civil right, but a grave moral wrong.
Suetta warned that elevating abortion to a supposed emblem of emancipation reflects a cultural collapse of reason and a rejection of fundamental human dignity.