The United States of America is about to witness a series of phenomena that are stark reminders of the ever-growing gap between the family unit as we knew it in the fifties and the broken home that we recognize as emblematic of the current milieu.
Washington, D.C. (30 September 2010) – When abortion supporter and newest Supreme Court justice Elena Kagan begins her first day on the bench Monday, pro-lifers around… Read More »Pro-Life Memorial Day to Commemorate Casualties of Roe v. Wade on Elena Kagan’s First Day on the Job
In the midst of all the clamoring, posturing and bickering of the election season, it is easy to get swept up in discussions on how to vote, if one should vote and why it is important to vote.
To date, abortion has claimed the lives of 49,640,776 preborn babies – more if you count those killed by contraception.
“Pro-life Memorial Day is a time for people across the nation to remember the 48 million preborn children killed by surgical abortion since 1973,” said Erik Whittington, American Life League’s youth outreach director.
“American Life League’s Pro-life Memorial Day is a call to people across the nation to pray fervently for the end to abortion,” said Erik Whittington, director of youth outreach for American Life League.
American Life League will honor the millions of preborn children who have lost their lives to abortion with its third annual Pro-life Memorial Day on October 1.
American Life League’s first ever Pro-Life Memorial Day is quickly approaching and word about the historical occasion is spreading.
nesday, December 7, 2005 – By ALL “We couldn’t be more pleased with the positive reception Pro-Life Memorial Day has gained nationwide,” said Judie Brown, president of American Life League.
This Monday, October 3, American Life League will mark its first-ever Pro-Life Memorial Day by holding a candlelight vigil outside the U.S. Supreme Court building from 7:30-8:30 p.m.
It was very warm in the early morning hours as I joined several local pro-life activists in front of the Planned Parenthood clinic in Las Vegas
When Jerry Falwell writes a column and calls me a junkyard dog, he isn’t kidding! And what he refers to is quite simply another in the long line of activities American Life League has developed to keep everybody’s eye on precisely what pro-lifers are supposed to be doing — saving babies!