An Aurora, Colorado Catholic high school allegedly fired two teachers this winter for allowing a pro-abortion opinion piece to be published in the student magazine.

The Colorado Sentinel reports the student opinion piece upset parents after it appeared in the winter edition of the Regis Jesuit High School student magazine “Elevate” in December. The column advocates for the killing of unborn babies in abortions in contradiction to Catholic Church teachings.

In a letter published Dec. 17, principal Jimmy Tricco said they retracted the magazine issue because of the “deeply troubling and unacceptable” opinion piece.

“An opinion piece that presented a stance on abortion clearly in opposition to Church teaching was included that we found both deeply troubling and unacceptable,” Tricco wrote with school president David Card.

Thousands of pro-lifers from across the Midwest overflowed down Michigan Avenue in support of pre-born babies this weekend at the Chicago march for Life.

“Welcome to the battleground, welcome to the resistance, welcome to the March for Life Chicago 2022,” said weDignify student mentor Dante Bucci to thousands of life advocates gathered at Federal Plaza on Saturday, January 8, before they marched down Michigan Avenue to publicly witness for the rights of unborn babies.

During the rally, a full line-up of speakers including Representative Avery Bourne (95th District), Pastor Chris Butler, Kelly Dore, and Sr. Alicia Torres encouraged attendees to speak out for life – to advocate, to teach others, and to serve mothers and their babies.

Nebraska police are investigating at least nine reported threats against pro-life state Sen. Julie Slama after she introduced a bill last week to ban abortions on unborn babies once their heartbeat is detectable.

The Omaha World-Herald confirmed with the Nebraska State Patrol that they are investigating after Slama, R-Sterling, said she received multiple messages online threatening violence and death against her and her family.

“It’s fascinating to see the death threats, rape threats, & sexually explicit comments sent by self-proclaimed ‘feminists’ to me, a female state senator, because I introduced a #prolife Heartbeat Bill,” Slama wrote on Twitter.

According to the newspaper, Slama provided copies of nine messages that she received, one showing the photo of a monkey holding a gun along with the words “this is a threat.”

New Jersey passed a radical pro-abortion law Monday to legalize abortions up to birth and allowing non-doctors to kill babies in abortions. Gov. Phil Murphy is expected to sign the misnamed Reproductive Freedom Act, or the Freedom of Reproductive Choice Act, into law.

The legislation guarantees “the fundamental right of reproductive autonomy,” even though women already have reproductive autonomy and choice prior to the decision to end a baby’s life in an abortion as reproduction has already taken place.

The radical measure also could lead to forcing New Jersey residents to fund abortions with their tax dollars. If the state Department of Banking and Insurance deems abortion funding necessary, then state residents could be compelled to pay for killing unborn children in abortions with their tax funds.

Seattle’s corporate scene was recently abuzz with the removal of Planned Parenthood affiliate CEO Chris Charbonneau after controversy following her use of racist language on the job. In 2020, the head of New York Planned Parenthood, Laura McQuade, was ousted after being accused of treating Black workers unfairly. The 2020 Planned Parenthood CEO Compensation Report, newly released by the American Life League, demonstrates the disturbing statistic that only ten percent of the abortion giant’s executives are people of color and Planned Parenthood’s Black CEOs are among the lowest paid.

“The racially prejudiced behavior of Planned Parenthood leaders and discriminatory trends in the organization’s hiring and financial practices are not as surprising as one might think considering the group’s blatantly racist beginnings,” declared Jim Sedlak, Executive Director of the American Life League and chief author of the report.

Police arrested a Pensacola, Florida woman last week after she hit a pro-life advocate in the face with a sign outside the only abortion facility in the city.

The report adds to the growing wave of assaults, threats, vandalism and other acts targeting pro-life advocates in recent years.

A video of the latest incident posted on the WEAR-TV 3 website shows a group of pro-life advocates sitting peacefully along the sidewalk near a busy road, displaying signs that showed babies who were victims of abortion; one read “Abortion is a sin.”

In the video, a woman can be seen approaching the group from behind, quickly grabbing one of their signs and hitting a pro-life man with it, knocking his cell phone out of his hand.

Even Democrats in Congress are warning their party that its radical pro-abortion agenda is turning off voters.

Last week, a U.S. House Democrat who represents a swing district related this frustration in an interview with Politico. The news outlet excluded names so Democrat lawmakers and staffers could “speak freely” about their problems with Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chair Sean Patrick Maloney and his strategies.

“This is a real f—— problem,” the lawmaker said, pointing to a major disconnect between the committee and Democrat voters.

Experts are predicting major losses for Democrats in the 2022 midterm elections amid President Joe Biden’s dismal approval rating and several unexpected losses and near-losses in Virginia and New Jersey this year.

Female leaders are “sounding the alarm” about the Biden administration’s decision to severely weaken longstanding FDA safety regulations on the abortion drug mifepristone.

In a piece at The Hill, U.S. Rep. Diana Harshbarger, a pharmacist and Tennessee Republican, and Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony List, warned women that abortion activists are downplaying the life-threatening risks of the drug for their own profit.

“Shamefully, the abortion industry cares more about upping their abortion quota and making a profit than the safety and well-being of vulnerable women and girls,” they wrote. “They downplay the risks … but they are far from the safe, easy, and near-painless solution to pregnancy that the industry would have women believe.”

According to a story in the Vancouver Sun, a Chinese woman underwent a forced abortion where the baby was born alive. Seeking asylum in Canada, she told her story to the board determining whether she would be allowed to stay. According to the Vancouver Sun:

She told the board she underwent a forced abortion 13 years ago, when she was seven months pregnant with her third child. After the abortion, she told the board, she had another child in hiding. When authorities discovered she was pregnant with a fourth child, she was dragged to the hospital for another abortion, which included the fetus being injected with a poison in front of her.

A Texas doctor said his practice has seen a nearly 15% increase in vasectomies as men try to push back against the state’s abortion law, The Washington Post (WaP0) reported Sunday.

Koushik Shaw, a doctor who practices at the Austin Urology Institute, told WaPo his practice saw a roughly 15% increase in scheduled vasectomies following the state’s Sept. 1 abortion ban.

Shaw told the outlet patients are coming in, saying “‘Hey, I’m actually here because some of these changes that [Gov. Greg] Abbott and our legislature have passed that are really impacting our decision-making in terms of family planning,’ so that was a new one for me as a reason – the first time, patients are citing a state law as their motivating factor.”

Rylan Harrison Drinnon is alive today because doctors believed that he was a valuable human being while he was still in the womb.

In May, a team of surgeons at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio performed a complex, three-hour surgery to remove a tumor from Rylan’s heart while he was still in the womb. His condition is so rare that doctors believe he is only the second person in the world to successfully undergo the surgery.

Cleveland.com reports Rylan was born on July 13 to Sam and Dave Drinnon, of Pittsburgh, approximately 10 weeks after he and his mother underwent the surgery.

When she was a baby, Xueli Abbing was abandoned outside an orphanage because of her albinism. Now she is thriving as an international model and campaigner for albinism representation.

The teenager, who has lived with her adoptive family in The Netherlands since the age of 3, said: “At the time I was born in China, the government enforced a one child policy on families. You were extremely unlucky if you had a child with albinism. Some children, like me, were abandoned, others were locked away or if they did go to school their hair was painted black”.

“But in some countries in Africa, they are hunted, their limbs may be cut off or they are killed.

Pro-abortion feminists remain largely silent as baby girls in the womb are targeted for sex-selection abortions at a massive rate across the world.

In India alone, experts estimate that approximately 46 million girls have been singled out for abortions specifically because they were girls in the past 50 years, the New York Post reports.

The discrimination hurts mothers, too. Frequently, mothers are forced or coerced into aborting their unborn daughters, or they are abused for refusing to do so. A few recently shared their stories with The Guardian to shed light on the growing problem.

One woman, a 40-year-old from Mumbai, said her family forced her to abort eight unborn babies this year because they were girls.

Joe Biden has aggressively promoted and enabled abortion for an entire year both across the country and around the world.

One of the ways in which Biden is promoting abortion worldwide is something most people don’t know about. He made the decision earlier this year to give taxpayer funds to a UN agency that promotes abortions across the globe. Not only does this agency promote abortion it also manufactures drugs and devices that are used to kill babies in abortions.

As CFAM details:

Under former U.S. president Donald Trump, UNFPA issued statements urging the U.S. not to withhold its funding, claiming it did not promote abortion. 

On November 29, 2021, I sat down with an incredible human at a local bookstore. Stephanie is a 32-year-old, strong, beautiful woman inside and out, who shared with me how she has been grappling with being a post-abortive woman.

She came prepared with everything: handwritten letters, textbook, and huge binder all in tow and ready to share her life with me, in order to help someone else out there who has a similar story.

Her story is intensely beautiful as she spoke to me about her journey through pain, loss, and healing.

Stephanie’s story started when she was 19 and found herself unexpectedly pregnant.

This year proved historic in the fight to restore unborn babies’ right to life in America.

Newsmax reports 19 states passed a record 106 pro-life laws in 2021, including total abortion bans that could protect tens of thousands of unborn babies every year if Roe v. Wade is overturned.

The numbers come from a new Guttmacher Institute report that tracked state legislative actions on abortion, maternal health care and other issues. Guttmacher is a pro-abortion research group and former research arm of Planned Parenthood.

Elizabeth Nash, the author of the report, described 2021 as “the worst year for abortion rights in almost half a century.”

A former middle school principal was arrested last week in Indiana on two felony counts of Child Seduction for an illegal sexual relationship he had with a minor girl, who he took to a Chicago Planned Parenthood for a secret abortion.

According to a probable cause affidavit (see below) circulated recently by several news agencies, the victim had just turned 16 when Peter Allen Downey, then 45, began a physical relationship with her in 2008.  She became impregnated by him later that year.  On September 2, 2008, Downy drove the victim from the Fort Wayne, Indiana area where they both lived to the Planned Parenthood abortion facility located at 1200 N.

A dog and her puppies are being credited with helping to save a newborn who was abandoned in a field in India, possibly because she was a girl.

The Epoch Times reports local residents in Chattisgarh, India reported finding the infant while going out into the field to work in late December.

According to Chattisgarh Police, the newborn girl was naked and her umbilical cord was still attached. Local residents said the baby was surrounded by a dog and her litter of puppies, and they believe the animals kept the baby warm by snuggling up against her through the night, the Times reports.

A South Dakota legislative committee approved another pro-life action by Gov. Kristi Noem on Thursday to protect mothers and unborn babies from dangerous abortion drugs.

DRG News reports the state Interim Rules Review Committee voted in favor of a rule that prohibits abortion drugs from being prescribed by mail or telemedicine, meaning the mother may never see a doctor in person.

Noem emphasized the need for the new rule after the Biden administration got rid of safety regulations for the abortion drug mifepristone late last year. Unless states enact laws that say otherwise, abortion businesses now may sell abortion drugs through the mail without seeing or even talking to the woman first.

With the number who perform surgical abortions steadily declining, pro-abortionists have turned to chemical abortions (which are steadily rising) and trying (as they have for years) to force medical institutions to include training in abortion. An example of case for the latter is a story headlined  “Abortion Care Is Healthcare and Must Be Included in Medical Curricula” by Audrey Mannuel, Maya Patel and Caroline Beshers who are second year medical students.

They offer two primary reasons why abortion training should be integrated into the curricula. First (what else?) to address all the “misinformation” floating around—“misinformation that can discourage patients from seeking care.”

A Minnesota law professor expressed hope that the U.S. Supreme Court soon may overturn Roe v. Wade and recognize that abortion “has no roots in the Constitution.”

Speaking with The Catholic Spirit, University of St. Thomas law professor Teresa Collett shared her thoughts about a major abortion case that the Supreme Court heard in December.

“Roe is purely a judicial creation — it has no roots in the language of the Constitution, American history or our legal traditions. As such, what the Court created, the Court can reject,” she told The Catholic Spirit.

In Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health, Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch is asking the Supreme Court to overturn Roe and allow states to protect unborn babies again.