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By: Megan Rials, JD, originally published October 12, 2025, Sebastian’s Point C.S. Lewis, the most prominent Christian apologist of the 20th century, commented on many moral ills and societal issues. Contemporary Christians regularly turn to his writings for commentary on various issues related to theology and apologetics, but those looking for his thoughts on one…

By: Mark Lee Dickson, originally published October 3, 2025, The Federalist These city ordinances are not ‘hollow gestures,’ but real-world solutions that make an actual difference in the fight against abortion. n a recent opinion piece in The Hill titled “When pro-life is reduced to political theater, everyone loses” Jacob Lane complains about his hometown of Danville,…

By: Fr. Shenan J. Boquet, originally published October 13, 2025, Human Life International In Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship, the U.S. bishops provide ethical guidance on the political responsibilities of Catholics. It assists Catholics, in light of the Church’s teaching, to form their consciences and to learn about Catholic social doctrine on fundamental moral issues, which…

By: Steven Ertelt, originally published October 10, 2025, LifeNews.com The Environmental Protection Agency has launched an internal review to determine if traces of abortion pills like mifepristone are contaminating America’s wastewater and drinking water. Leading pro-life groups warn the chemicals could be causing miscarriages and stillbirths in unsuspecting communities. The probe, directed by senior EPA officials over the…

By: Christopher O. Tollefsen, originally published October 7, 2025, Public Discourse Our public policy should be based on the biological truth about death, and the moral truths governing permissible and impermissible actions. We should not let policy desires drive our factual claims about when death takes place.  Editors’ Note: This is the first essay in…

Shared by Laura Strietmann, Executive Director of Cincinnati Right to Life While the abortion lobby continues to claim that abortion is a “settled issue” in Ohio, we are here with proof that it is not. Pro-life lawmakers across the state remain steadfast in their commitment to defending life, strengthening families, and protecting women and children. Our state’s Pro-Life…

Shared by Laura Strietmann, Executive Director, Cincinnati Right to Life As the federal government grapples with a partial shutdown, the real fight isn’t over budget lines or political egos. It’s over whether American taxpayers — including those right here in Ohio — will be forced to underwrite abortion coverage and radical gender ideology through the “premium…

Contact: Mary ClarkCincinnati Campaign Leader513-604-9054/cincy40days@fuse.netOctober 10, 2025 Weekly Update – Week Three Above and Beyond, Number of Workers, Challenge & Midpoint I tell people all the time that we have wonderful, generous pro-life people in the tri-state area. We are blessed with stalwart prayer warriors who year after year commit to coming to the sidewalk to…

By: Dan Hart, originally published October 10, 2025, The Washington Stand As the use of the mifepristone chemical abortion pill continues to rise in the U.S., concerns are growing that residue from the powerful drug as well as the remains of aborted babies are contaminating the water supply and may be contributing to fertility problems,…

By: Chuck Donovan, originally published October 9, 2025, The Washington Stand In the past decade, the mass distribution of the prescription drug mifepristone has changed the landscape of abortion in the United States and around the world. In 2016, using the incomplete data from the dilatory U.S. Centers for Disease Control, an estimated 27.9% of…