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Life Lines
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Legislative win: Parental consent changes removed from Massachusetts abortion bill
Massachusetts Citizens for Life is pleased to share an important legislative victory for parents and the pro-life movement in Massachusetts.
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Court testimony exposes flaws in California’s challenge to APR
Testimony in a California lawsuit challenging Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) has raised questions about the state’s claims that the treatment is unsafe and unproven, according to the Thomas More Society.
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Pro-life pregnancy centers win challenge to Delaware speech law
Pro-life pregnancy centers have secured a legal victory after Delaware officials agreed to permanently stop enforcing a law that restricted their speech and required government-mandated disclosures, according to Alliance Defending Freedom.
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First euthanasia death of child under 12 reported in Netherlands
The Netherlands has reported its first known euthanasia death involving a child under age 12 since expanding its euthanasia regulations in 2024, according to government data.
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14 women harmed by abortion drugs call for action on mail-order abortion
Fourteen women who say they were harmed by abortion drugs are urging federal officials to take action on mail-order abortion policies, according to The Daily Wire.
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New data shows Planned Parenthood’s expanding abortion role
Newly released data from National Right to Life, drawn from Planned Parenthood’s most recently publicly available annual report, shows the organization’s expanding abortion role.
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Paralympian welcomes daughter born at 23 weeks after pregnancy complications
British Paralympic swimmer Jessica-Jane Applegate and her partner, Declan Jermy, welcomed their daughter Alara after a challenging pregnancy that resulted in an extremely premature birth at 23 weeks and two days.
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National Right to Life raises alarm as Medicaid abortion funding resumes
As a one-year restriction on certain federal Medicaid payments to abortion providers expires on July 4, federal funding is set to resume flowing to organizations that perform abortions, including Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion provider.
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Take action: Abortion bill S.1244 moves to Senate Ways and Means
Bill S.1244, An Act Enhancing Access to Abortion Care, one of the major abortion bills opposed by Massachusetts Citizens for Life, has been referred to the Massachusetts Senate Committee on Ways and Means, one of the most influential committees in the legislative process. This is a critical stage, and senators need to hear from constituents before the bill advances any further.
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MCFL elects Paul DeBeasi as new Chairman

MCFL Chairman Paul DeBeasi (center) delivers his inaugural remarks (Bellingham, MA, June 27, 2026) | Photo: Juan Perfetti
Massachusetts Citizens for Life announced the election of Paul DeBeasi as its new Chairman during the organization’s annual members meeting held June 27 in Bellingham.
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Reaffirming Life, Liberty, and Human Equality

As the United States marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, this moment offers an opportunity to revisit the nation’s founding principles and their continuing significance in public life.
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Infant from 1985 Mansfield cold case identified, Attleboro woman charged
The infant from a 1985 Mansfield cold case has been identified through DNA testing, and an Attleboro woman has been charged in connection with the decades-old investigation.
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Army captain sentenced to 12 years for abortion drug poisoning of pregnant soldier
A U.S. Army captain has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after pleading guilty to secretly administering the abortion drug mifepristone to a pregnant junior enlisted soldier, resulting in the loss of the unborn child at approximately 13 weeks, according to reporting cited by SBA Pro-Life America and military media outlets.
