This week: Final call to repeal the late-term abortion law, volunteer for Truth About Choice, hold candidates accountable, pregnancy support resources, and more pro-life news.
Release date: October 23, 2026
Final hours to sign petition to repeal Massachusetts late-term abortion law
Today is the final day to sign petitions seeking to repeal Governor Healey’s full-term abortion law. All signed petitions must be delivered to town or city halls by 5 p.m. today.
READ MOREHelp MCFL get legislators and candidates on the record by October 28
With the November 3 election approaching, we’re working to document where Massachusetts legislators and candidates stand on restoring legal protections for viable unborn babies and providing state funding for alternatives to abortion.
READ MOREVolunteers needed next week for Truth About Choice at the State House
We need volunteers for our Truth About Choice memorial at the Massachusetts State House in Boston next Thursday, October 29.
READ MORETomorrow: Truth About Choice memorial comes to Agawam
We’re bringing our Truth About Choice memorial to Bethany Assembly of God in Agawam tomorrow, Saturday, October 24, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
READ MOREPregnancy support resources to share with women in need
Following the passage of Massachusetts’ late-term abortion law, we created a resource page for women considering abortion after 24 weeks. It connects women and families with practical support, including pregnancy resource centers, financial and housing assistance, child care resources, adoption, and perinatal hospice care.
READ MOREDown Syndrome Awareness Month calls for a culture that values every life
Every unborn child deserves the right to life, regardless of a prenatal diagnosis.
READ MOREMan awarded $67,500 in lawsuit over abortion pill consent process
An Arizona man was awarded $67,500 in a civil lawsuit against an abortion clinic that prescribed abortion pills to his ex-wife in 2018.
READ MOREFormer Kentucky cheerleader begins 10-year sentence for killing newborn
Former University of Kentucky cheerleader Laken Snelling has begun serving a 10-year sentence for killing her newborn son shortly after giving birth in August 2025.
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