MCFL’s bill, H.2409, An Act related to unborn victims of Down syndrome, has been scheduled for a virtual hearing before the Joint Committee on Public Health on Monday, June 7, 2021, at 10 AM. Below, you’ll find information about this condition and the lives at stake.

Your voice is needed! If you are available to testify, submit written testimony, or both, you may sign up and/or submit written testimony by completing this form.

For those who have signed up to testify, the committee will provide a link to join the public hearing. Persons planning to testify must sign up no later than 5 PM on Thursday, June 3, 2021.

Those who do not plan to testify, but who want to watch the public hearing, may view the live stream under the Hearings & Events section at malegislature.gov.

Please forward this email to others who can help us protect individuals with Down syndrome. To continue to permit abortions to be performed upon this prenatal diagnosis is to permit eugenics. Instead, we must defend and welcome these unique and precious lives into our society.

MCFL's Board Member, Dr. Mark Rollo, has a weekly show airing on Sunday at 11am and 11pm on WQPH 89.3 FM called "First, Do No Harm". The show covers pro-life topics such as the Covid 19 vaccine, natural family planning (NFP), chemical abortions, and there is even an episode with our President, Myrna Maloney Flynn. Learn more about Dr. Rollo by reading his biography and WQPH's interview.    

You can listen to a couple of shows below or listen to all the previous episodes here.  

Dr. Mark Rollo gave a compelling presentation on April 19, 2021, about Doctor-Assisted Suicide. You can watch the full presentation by playing the YouTube video below. 

To learn more about Dr. Mark Rollo, read his interview with WQPH Radio. And check out his weekly radio show/podcast, First, Do No Harm. 

Here is a moving presentation by MCFL’s Vice President, Dr. Kerry Pound, at the Holy Hour for Life Vigil of the Boston Archdiocese. In her talk, Dr. Pound laments feeling like a “stranger in a strange land” because, although she took an oath to “do no harm” as a practicing doctor, she is continually challenged by today’s anti-life culture. In this Holy Week, you will find her words inspiring and uplifting, as she draws on familiar scriptural references to remind and encourage us to stand up for life. 

With The Roe Act now law in Massachusetts, Myrna Maloney Flynn, MCFL president,  reflects on pro-life wins along the way, but also says there is a lot of work ahead.

EWTN's Catherine Haddro delves into why the ROE Act has been called the "infanticide act;" and looks ahead to plans by citizens to repeal an elitist legislature's override of Governor Baker's ROE veto.