ome pro-life activists have listed winning the White House next year among their post-Roe goals, but the 2024 Republican primary is off to a slow start, with lingering questions about how candidates will address the issue of abortion.
Analysis: As GOP primary season nears, will pro-lifers embrace Trump or hold out for a new hero?
Over Catholic protests, Minnesota lawmakers pass right to abortion law, send to governor
In a party-line vote, Democrats in the Minnesota Senate passed a bill 34-33 in the early morning hours of Jan. 28 to place a right to abortion for any reason and without a limit on viability into state law. The House approved the measure Jan. 19, and Gov. Tim Walz is expected to sign the bill into law.
Bill that would enshrine access to abortion into state law headed to Senate
The Minnesota Catholic Conference is encouraging people to contact their state senators and urge them to “resist the throwaway culture and vote no” on the so-called “Protect Reproductive Options Act.”
‘We are not yet done’: March for Life holds first national event after overturn of Roe v. Wade
Jeanne Mancini, March for Life president, told attendees at a rally prior to the march that “the country and world changed” when Roe was reversed in June 2022. But she said the annual March for Life would continue in Washington until abortion is “unthinkable.”
Indiana high court hears abortion ban challenge invoking ‘unwritten’ constitutional right
The arguments hinged on the question of whether the Indiana constitution protects the right to abortion.
Young people focus on the personal, not political, at 50th March for Life
Young people preferred to talk about the personal: a friend or family member who considered abortion and found support through either a pregnancy resource center or the prayers of others.
First National Prayer Vigil for Life post-Roe calls Catholics to bring God’s love into ’empty spaces’
Bishop Burbidge also called for respectful dialogue with those who disagree about abortion, adding that endless “tweets and retweets,” “triumphalism” and similar approaches will not bring about a victory for life.
Pro-life thought leaders explore how to change hearts and minds post-Roe
On the eve of the annual national March for Life, leading experts convened by the University of Notre Dame’s de Nicola Center discuss a post-Roe world in which mothers, babies (born and unborn), and families are protected and cared for as they deserve.