The Guttmacher Institute calls the decision “the most sweeping threat to abortion since the overturning of Roe.”
Unlike many countries in Europe, Monaco maintains a firm stance on bioethical issues, such as abortion, end-of-life care, and assisted reproduction.
Changes to the Mexico City Policy tighten rules limiting federal foreign aid for entities that provide or promote abortion, and expand the ban to cover promotion of DEI and other Trump administration concerns.
The latest Knights of Columbus/Marist Poll shows a majority that supports abortion limits and conscientious objection for healthcare professionals.
If we truly want to change the culture, we must first begin by presenting the liberating power of Christian sexuality.
Bishops Michael Burbidge of Arlington and Barry Knestout of Richmond condemned the general assembly after it approved an amendment enshrining abortion rights into the state constitution.
Bishop Daniel E. Thomas reflected on the anniversary of the 'Roe v. Wade' decision and the progress and setbacks that have occurred since.
The fourth-annual "Life Fest" rally will be held on Friday, January 23. The event will feature live music from the Sisters of Life, Mass, and a Eucharistic procession.
Pope Leo XIV condemned surrogacy and abortion in a recent speech to the diplomatic corps of the Holy See.
Abortion will remain legal in Wyoming, the first state in the country to pass a ban on chemical abortions.
Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago led the charge from clergy against an Illinois law requiring healthcare professionals to refer for abortion services.
Vatican lights up its Nativity scene! Pope Leo thanks artists and donors. The Nativity in Paul VI Hall is unique, with Mary depicted (until Christmas) as still pregnant.
Monaco's Prince Albert II confirmed earlier this month that he will not legalize abortion in the principality. He cited the Church's influence in his decision.
The Holy Father noted Trump's Gaza proposal, the Defense meeting, and the inter-Church debate over an award announced in Chicago.
The Sisters of Life recently launched Vis Center, a new website highlighting the work the religious order does to help women in need.
Around 60 percent of Dominicans identify as Catholic, and legislators framed the decision as both a constitutional duty and a reflection of national identity.
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is asking all Catholics to pray this prayer until October 1.
