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It’s tough to live in a culture that doesn’t value life and family. Together, we can turn things around.

Empowering you to build a pro-life, pro-family world

It’s tough to live in a culture that doesn’t value life and family. Together, we can turn things around.

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Melissa Ohden’s Moving Story Reveals Surprising Truths About Abortion

September 7, 2023

As a baby, Melissa Ohden survived a saline infusion abortion. Today, she’s uniting abortion survivors all around the world through the Abortion Survivors Network. Melissa joins us today to share her experience surviving abortion, growing up adopted, and reuniting with…

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Melissa Ohden’s Moving Story Reveals Surprising Truths About Abortion

September 7, 2023

As a baby, Melissa Ohden survived a saline infusion abortion. Today, she’s uniting abortion survivors all around the world through the Abortion Survivors Network. Melissa joins us today to share her experience surviving abortion, growing up adopted, and reuniting with…

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Scapegoating of the Elderly

By Fr. Shenan J. Boquet | September 4, 2023 |
types of euthanasia

“I would point out that the right to care and treatment for all must always be prioritized, so that the weakest, particularly the elderly and the sick, are never discarded. Indeed, life is a right, not death, which must be welcomed, not administered. And this ethical principle applies to everyone, not just Christians or believers.” ─ Pope Francis, Feb. 9, 2022 General Audience  A few days ago, at the Catholic University of Argentina in Buenos Aires, representatives from the three “Abrahamic” religions—i.e., Christianity, Judaism and Islam—signed a joint statement about the status of the elderly in the modern world. The…

Scapegoating of the Elderly

By Fr. Shenan J. Boquet | September 4, 2023 |
types of euthanasia

“I would point out that the right to care and treatment for all must always be prioritized, so that the weakest, particularly the elderly and the sick, are never discarded. Indeed, life is a right, not death, which must be welcomed, not administered. And this ethical principle applies to everyone, not just Christians or believers.” ─ Pope Francis, Feb. 9, 2022 General Audience  A few days ago, at the Catholic University of Argentina in Buenos Aires, representatives from the three “Abrahamic” religions—i.e., Christianity, Judaism and Islam—signed a joint statement about the status of the elderly in the modern world. The…

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