Posts by Melanie Wade
Announcing Cincinnati Right to Life’s 2024 Poster Contest Winners!
Congratulations to the winners of this year’s Pro-Life Poster Contest!! We received nearly 700 submissions! The students very brilliantly depicted this year’s theme “Human From the Start.” Here are the 2024 winners: K – 2nd Grade: 3rd – 5th Grade: 6th – 8th Grade: Thank you to all those who participated!!
Read MoreThe Supreme Court Hears Chemical Abortion Challenge
From our friends at Life Issues Institute By Bradley Mattes, President, Life Issues Institute, published March 27, 2024 Yesterday the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments in FDA v. Alliance Hippocratic Medicine and Danco Laboratories, L.L.C. v. Alliance Hippocratic Medicine. Here are the highlights. The FDA is being sued for its sloppy and political approval of the dangerous chemical…
Read More40 Days for Life Spring/Lenten Campaign Conclusion
Thank you to everyone who took part in the Spring/Lenten 40 Days for Life campaign in Cincinnati by praying and fasting for an end to abortion either at home or especially by witnessing to the sanctity of human life in front of the Auburn Avenue Planned Parenthood. Over the forty day campaign (Ash Wednesday, February…
Read MoreFast-Tracked: The Facts Behind Chemical Abortion
How a relatively untested drug was invented overseas and later approved in the U.S. despite no initial trials stateside, no information on drug interactions and no information on long term effects, even today. By Lisa Murtha 54% of all U.S. abortions in 2021 were chemically induced, owing to the approval 24 years ago of the…
Read MoreInternational Day of the Unborn Child
The International Day of the Unborn Child, observed annually on March 25, commemorates children in the womb. This significant day coincides with the Feast of the Annunciation and was established by Pope John Paul II. It stands as a reminder of the sanctity of life and encourages reflection on the value and dignity of every human being, even before birth.…
Read MoreFDA on the Docket at Supreme Court: What to Know Ahead of Abortion-Pill Case
The March 26 hearing before the Supreme Court will mark the first time the high court has considered a major case on abortion since Dobbs in 2022. By Judy Roberts, originally published March 14, 2024, National Catholic Register Abortion advocates like to say their fight for the right to terminate life in the womb is…
Read MoreCal Thomas: Abortion and the GOP
Opinion by Cal Thomas, originally published in Tribune Content Agency, March 21, 2024 The Biden administration and Democrats generally are under water in polling that has consistently shown voters are displeased with their performance on the economy, foreign policy and virtually everything else except one issue: abortion. The president and Democrats up for re-election in…
Read More40 Days for Life Spring Update – Week 6
March 22, 2024Contact: Mary ClarkCincinnati Campaign Leader513-365-2606/cincy40days@fuse.net Week 6 – Another Baby Saved! Our campaign was one of the featured locations in Shawn Carney’s Monday, March 18, 2024, daily campaign update! The story is about a save that happened earlier in the month. Click this link to read: https://www.40daysforlife.com/en/day-34-chose-life-from-the-operating-table Since then, we have had another save.…
Read MoreBiden’s Blarney: The Irreconcilability of the President’s
By S.A. McCarthy, published on March 21, 2024, The Washington Stand On St. Patrick’s Day, much of the Western world pretends to be Irish — green t-shirts and shamrock socks, green beer and shepherd’s pie, often topped off with bagpipes and marching bands in the local parade. On this traditionally Catholic feast day, honoring the…
Read MoreAbortion Pill Expansion Put ‘Women’s Health and Safety Last’: Researcher
By Ben Johnson, originally published March 20, 2024, The Washington Stand Nearly two out of three abortions carried out in the United States last year took place via abortion pills — a method post-abortive mothers have said inflicted “the worst physical pain of my life” and forced them to “experience the trauma again every time…
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