A Canadian doctor has been placed under supervision after medical regulators investigated concerns involving the handling of euthanasia cases outside medical facilities, including both patient evaluations and the administration of assisted dying in non-clinical settings.

MCFL Rose Drives are a long-standing tradition and one of the most effective ways to support pro-life work across Massachusetts.

Another Planned Parenthood center in Florida is set to close, as the organization announces the shutdown of its Gainesville facility next month amid declining patient volume.

We urge you to submit written testimony opposing Bill S.1244, "An Act enhancing access to abortion care," now before the Joint Committee on Health Care Financing.

The “Truth About Choice” memorial exhibition will be on display on September 12, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM at St. John the Evangelist Church.

This Memorial Day, Massachusetts Citizens for Life honors the courageous men and women who gave their lives in service to our nation.

The Colson Center for Christian Worldview, through its BreakPoint commentary platform, has published an article reflecting on the life and legacy of Dr. Mildred Fay Jefferson, a physician and co-founder of Massachusetts Citizens for Life.

Visitation House, a Worcester maternity home, is being featured in a documentary highlighting its housing and support services for women experiencing unplanned pregnancies. The organization provides residential stability, counseling, and life skills training aimed at helping mothers build long-term independence.

A Colorado Springs firefighter and paramedic who helped deliver a baby in 2004 attended her graduation from Grand Canyon University nearly two decades later.

The Pregnancy Care Center will be hosting its “Walk for Life” event on June 13, 2026, at Veteran’s Memorial Stadium in Lawrence, Massachusetts.

Tickets are selling fast for MCFL’s 53rd anniversary banquet on Friday, September 25, at the Boston Marriott Newton.

Massachusetts Citizens for Life believes the Supreme Court is wrong to allow dangerous abortion drugs to be shipped to women who have never even been examined by a doctor or mailed to men who intend to coerce or trick pregnant women into having abortions they have not chosen.

We have launched a campaign encouraging supporters to submit written testimony in opposition to Bill S.1244, An Act Enhancing Access to Abortion Care, after it was reported favorably by committee and referred to the Joint Committee on Health Care Financing on May 14.

The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed current federal regulations governing the abortion drug mifepristone to remain in place while legal challenges continue in lower courts. The decision has drawn reaction from pro-life advocates, including National Right to Life, which issued a statement expressing concern over the ruling and its implications for women’s health and safety.