Life Lines is a weekly pro-life newsletter for Massachusetts advocates. It is sent first to our email subscribers every Friday at noon and also published on our website.
Edited by Juan Perfetti, it is timely, trustworthy, and action focused.
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This week: Massachusetts bishops respond to the new abortion law, an SCOTUS challenge targets the state’s abortion shield law, the Hyde Amendment marks 50 years, and new developments emerge in the abortion law repeal effort, and more pro-life updates.
This week: Four weekends remain to collect signatures, sold-out banquet, a New Mexico wrongful-death case, mifepristone safeguards, 40 Days for Life, and more.
This week: One week until our 53rd Anniversary Banquet, the effort to repeal Massachusetts’ late-term abortion law, and more news from the pro-life movement.
This week: Truth About Choice in Hopkinton, the 2026 MCFL Voter Guide, the Repeal188.com resource, Big E volunteers, 9/11 remembrance, the MCFL Banquet, Charlie Kirk’s legacy, the National Day of Remembrance, and more.
This week: Truth About Choice comes to the State House, MCFL joins the referendum effort, a message from Myrna Maloney Flynn, and more.
This week: Banquet seats are limited, pro-life advocates make their voices heard in Gardner, Truth About Choice needs volunteers, plus news on abortion-pill oversight, assisted suicide, Idaho’s abortion laws, vaccines and more.
This week: Hold Them Accountable campaign launches, Springfield Bishop calls the law a “grave offense,” Trump’s expected FDA pick, Dr. Christina Francis, Argentina and more.
This week: Massachusetts’ new abortion law is now in effect. Here’s what it means, how we’re responding, and the latest news from the fight for life.
This week: MCFL submits amendments to the late-term abortion bill as Gov. Healey considers next steps, Truth About Choice announces its next stop in Hopkinton, California’s abortion pill reversal lawsuit enters its final stage, and new cases raise concerns about assisted suicide, abortion drug access, and more.
This week: MA Senate considers late-term abortion expansion, Catholic bishops oppose bill, fertility rates hit record low, APR support grows, and more.