This week marks the 50th anniversary of the Hyde Amendment, a landmark pro-life policy enacted in 1976 that prevents most federal Medicaid funding from being used for abortion.

The Big E ends this Sunday, October 4, after more than two weeks of hard work by our dedicated volunteers at the MCFL booth in the Better Living Center.

The Compassionate Care Coalition has begun collecting signatures to repeal Massachusetts’ new late-term abortion law, and volunteers are needed across the state. With just four weekends remaining, every volunteer can help move the referendum effort forward.

The MCFL 53rd Anniversary Banquet is officially SOLD OUT.

A New Mexico court has recognized the estate of a 26-week unborn child in a wrongful-death lawsuit arising from an abortion, resulting in a $200,000 settlement.

A coalition of pro-life organizations and leaders is calling on FDA Commissioner nominee Dr. Heidi Overton to restore safeguards governing mifepristone that were in place before the Biden administration.

The fall 40 Days for Life campaign began September 23, with participants taking part in prayer vigils in 682 cities worldwide.

The Patients Rights Action Fund is asking people with disabilities who have experienced discrimination, coercion, or being steered toward assisted suicide to document their experiences through civil rights complaints.

The Truth About Choice memorial will continue its statewide tour this fall, with upcoming exhibitions in Agawam on October 24 and at the Massachusetts State House on October 29.

MCFL’s 53rd Anniversary Banquet is just one week away. Join us Friday, September 25, at the Boston Marriott Newton for an evening featuring Riley Gaines, 12-time All-American swimmer and five-time SEC champion, with Monét Souza serving as emcee.

Truth About Choice came to Hopkinton on Saturday, September 12, during the National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children, bringing a visual representation of the 49,450 Massachusetts lives lost to abortion in 2024 to St. John the Evangelist Church.

The effort to repeal Massachusetts’ new late-term abortion law is moving forward after Attorney General Andrea Campbell approved the referendum petition on September 14. Chapter 188 is scheduled to take effect November 8.

Christian leaders from across the country joined U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri on September 17 to unveil the Declaration for Life, a statement affirming the dignity of human life from conception to natural death and calling Christians to defend the unborn.

For the first time during his tenure, Bishop Michael Burbidge of the Diocese of Arlington asked every priest in the diocese to read a letter at Mass urging Catholics to oppose two proposed Virginia constitutional amendments.