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By Addia Wuchner, R.N., Executive Director, Kentucky Right to Life Education Foundation This past week celebrated National Women’s Health Week, and each day we have shared on our Kentucky Right to Life Facebook page a graphic and short reflection on aspects of women’s...
When I looked at this morning’s photos, it reminded me of one of my favorite ways of reminding the culture of the continuity of human life: time-lapse videos, particularly those that “document” a baby’s development from the very early stages to delivery—and beyond.
By Maria V. Gallagher, Acting Executive Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation In a society that often runs on microwaveable meals, fast food, and click-of-the-mouse shopping, we are accustomed to obtaining solutions at lightning speed. But, as the old saying...
By Dave Andrusko Like so many other grandparents, my wife and I eagerly view the photos our middle daughter sends us of her young son. We do so via text every day, so you might think I wouldn’t be amazed how much change there’s been in just the last few months. But I...
By Wesley J. Smith The Journal of Medical Ethics is one of the preeminent bioethics journals in the world. So, when an article appears in the publication that is subversive to human decency and basic morality, notice needs to be taken. “Is pregnancy a...
By Michael Cook Is pregnancy a disease? With some bioethicists arguing that the continuance of the human species is not worth the candle or that the foetus is an invasive foreign body, it’s inevitable that someone would argue that gestating new humans is a disease. In...
The little one inside of you is a gift By Maria V. Gallagher, Legislative Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation The positive pregnancy test took you by surprise. You hoped to be pregnant someday, but not today. Definitely not today. Thoughts swirl through your...
By Maria V. Gallagher, Legislative Director, Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation "Christmas is a season not only of rejoicing but of reflection." The quote has been attributed to British statesman Winston Churchill, and it seems so fitting today, decades after the...
I’ve written about women who become pregnant later-in some cases, much later in life, many times. I particularly recall one, “I’m What? Accidentally pregnant at 42, I faced the hardest decision of my life,” a deeply personal reflection that appeared at parenting.com....