Yesterday (Monday, November 8) at Saint Louis University — a Catholic school — pro-abortion advocates vandalized the SLU Students for Life group’s annual Cemetery of the Innocents display. This display is a memorial to lives lost from abortion that the group organizes each year. Of course, those who constantly demand “tolerance” of their viewpoints are once again being completely

  There is a real problem today with Catholic and other faith-based schools failing to pass the torch of faith (or even respect for faith) to the next generation. Instead, students are allowed run rampant on doctrinal issues, bring anti-faith values to religious institutions, and bully people who hold religious beliefs. Lately, this tragedy has been highlighted when pro-life speakers

  Religious liberty and pro-life supporters are reacting to the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS), as earlier this week, SCOTUS ordered the top New York court to reconsider the religious freedom case, Diocese of Albany v. Emami. This case has galvanized both the pro-life and pro-abortion communities, and the decision to send it back to the NY court has given pro-lifers hope for a decision in their favor.     Case Background The Diocese of Albany v. Emami case began after New York

  In a sad trend of Catholic schools betraying their historical and theological bases, Loyola Marymount University, a private, Jesuit Catholic college, will be hosting a fundraiser for Planned Parenthood tonight. Although school groups, alumni, and students have asked the university president to cancel the event, it is currently still happening.   The Planned Parenthood fundraiser will be held by

  Reposted from The College Fix: UPDATED ‘The most helpless individuals’ are the victims of experimentation A pro-life student plans to host a conference on November 8 that will discuss the problems of aborted fetal tissue research and advocate for change. The “Unethical Research Conference” at the University of Pittsburgh “will include three national speakers commenting on topics ranging from

  Students for Life of America has just wrapped up another month of our Campaign for Abortion Free Cities (AFC), and, this October, we saw a fruitful harvest for our labors. As part of the Campaign, pro-life students and community members in 20 different target cities nationwide engage in a variety of efforts to change hearts and minds about abortion as

  The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) was the site of the latest in a seemingly unending spiral of vitriol and physical confrontation being spewed on pro-life students by pro-abortion classmates. The confrontation at UTSA (detailed below) comes on the heels of a large protest (preceded by threats of violence) against a talk delivered by SFLA president Kristan Hawkins at Wellesley College on October  and multiple vandalisms and

  Pro-Life Americans, including the Pro-Life Generation, has been calling for Dr. Anthony Fauci to be fired for a while now, as his questionable judgment has included support for research with the broken bodies of aborted infants. Dicey research seems to be a favorite of the so-called public servant who is the highest paid employee of the federal government, making

  There is a real problem today with Catholic and other faith-based schools failing to pass the torch of faith (or even respect for faith) to the next generation. Instead, students are allowed run rampant on doctrinal issues, bring anti-faith values to religious institutions, and bully people who hold religious beliefs. Lately, this tragedy has been highlighted when pro-life speakers

  It is a sad day in history when college campuses have become akin to abortion vendors.  It recently came to our attention that EContra-One Step, a drug known as “emergency contraception,” is being sold in the vending machines at Purdue University, the largest college campus in Indiana. It’s important to note that so-called emergency contraception is not the same