Since launching our “Hold Them Accountable for Abortion Up to Birth” campaign on August 20, hundreds of MCFL supporters have contacted their state legislators, prompting responses on restoring legal protections for viable unborn babies and funding abortion alternatives.
With just 15 days remaining, volunteers are working to collect signatures for the effort to repeal Massachusetts’ new late-term abortion law. All petition sheets must be delivered to town halls by Friday, October 23, at 5:00 PM.
Following successful events at UMass Amherst and in Hopkinton, MCFL’s Truth About Choice memorial is heading to Agawam and the Massachusetts State House.
On Friday, September 25, 2026, Massachusetts Citizens for Life celebrated 53 years of pro-life action with a sold-out anniversary banquet at the Boston Marriott Newton.
A federal court order is protecting more than 95% of Catholic health care institutions in Illinois from enforcement of the state’s assisted suicide law, according to the Thomas More Society.
The FDA expects to complete its safety review of mifepristone, the abortion-inducing drug commonly used with misoprostol, by March 2027, according to an October 7 court filing in a lawsuit brought by Louisiana.
A new peer-reviewed article by Charlotte Lozier Institute scholars argues that the FDA lacked sufficient evidence to remove the in-person dispensing requirement for mifepristone in 2021.
MCFL’s fall 2026 digital magazine, Our Most Dynamic Season Ever, is now available.
The four Catholic bishops of Massachusetts have issued a joint letter responding to the state’s new abortion law and calling Catholics to defend human dignity and the sanctity of life.
The effort to repeal Massachusetts’ new late-term abortion law is underway, with hundreds of volunteers already vetted and assigned less than three weeks after the Attorney General approved the Compassionate Care Coalition’s petition.
Louisiana, Alabama and Arkansas have filed a lawsuit with the U.S. Supreme Court challenging abortion shield laws in Massachusetts, New York and California. The states argue that the laws interfere with their ability to enforce their own abortion laws when abortion-inducing drugs are prescribed and shipped across state lines.
Pro-life shareholders challenged FedEx over the company's role in shipping abortion pills during its annual meeting this week.
Newly obtained public records show that Cercle Allocation Services billed a UCLA research operation $765 for each liver and thymus specimen.
During his September visit to France, Pope Leo XIV reaffirmed the Catholic Church’s defense of human life, speaking against abortion and assisted suicide.