Nine siblings have set a world record as the largest number of babies to be born together and survive.

And after more than a year in the hospital, the Mali nonuplets finally were deemed well enough to go home this week, the TODAY show reports.

The 19-month-old siblings and their parents, Halima Cissé and Abdelkader Arby, are from the western African country of Mali, but they spent nearly two years in Casablanca, Morocco at a hospital that specializes in high-risk pregnancies and premature babies, according to the report.

When their parents traveled to Morocco before the babies’ birth, they said both they and their doctors had thought they were pregnant with seven babies.

Two Virginia landlords just filed a lawsuit against a new abortion business on their property, saying they were deceived into thinking it was a family medical practice.

Cardinal News reports landlords Chase King and Chadwick King said they “morally oppose” abortions and never would have signed the five-year lease with Bristol Women’s Health if they had known its primary work is aborting unborn babies.

Last week, the Kings filed a lawsuit against the abortion facility, owner Diane Derzis and abortionist Wesley Adams in Bristol Circuit Court, asking a judge to dissolve the lease, according to the report.

They accused the abortion workers of “willfully” hiding the true nature of their business, and said they have “suffered great financial loss and lost business opportunity; been forced to suffer in its reputation and endure humiliation within their business and social circles; [and] been required to endure great mental anguish,” according to the lawsuit.

Father Frank Pavone says he will not be canceled and will keep fighting to protect babhies from aboritons. This come after millions of pro-life advocates were outraged over the weekend to learn of the Vatican’s decision to dismiss Father Frank Pavone.

In a new statement, Pavone says he still hasn’t officially been informed by the Vatican of his dismissal despite a November letter circulating online confirming it.

Pavone told LifeNews he rejected the idea that there is “no possibility of appeal.”

“Of course there is. I am appealing to the People of God, who are becoming wiser to all that is going on and who will be the judges of whether the work my 50-person team at Priests for Life and I do is worthy of support or not.

A leading Catholic bishop who is well known for defending life has condemned the Vatican’s decision to dismiss Father Frank Pavone.

As LifeNews.com reported, in a shocking turn of events, the Vatican has dismissed pro-life leader Father Frank Pavone from the Catholic priesthood. The decision has angered pro-life Catholics who respect Pavone and appreciate his decades of service to the pro-life movement via Priests for Life.

The decision comes on the heels of Pope Francis facing criticism for putting an abortion advocate on the Pontifical Academy for Life, claiming that giving an abortion support a Catholic Church platform helps “dialog.”

Father Frank Pavone has responded to news that the Vatican has dismissed him as a Catholic priest for supposed “blasphemy” by saying that his priesthood just got “aborted.”

As LifeNews.com reported, in a shocking turn of events, the Vatican has dismissed pro-life leader Father Frank Pavone from the Catholic priesthood. The decision has angered pro-life Catholics who respect Pavone and appreciate his decades of service to the pro-life movement via Priests for Life.

The decision comes on the heels of Pope Francis facing criticism for putting an abortion advocate on the Pontifical Academy for Life, claiming that giving an abortion support a Catholic Church platform helps “dialog.”

The spate of vandalism targeting pro-life pregnancy centers continued over the weekend in Michigan.

Early Saturday morning, someone vandalized Pregnancy Aid Detroit in Eastpointe and a local pro-life leader’s home in Grosse Pointe Woods, the Detroit Free Press reports.

Approximately 50 pro-life pregnancy resource centers have been set on fire, vandalized and threatened since May, and at least as many more pro-life organizations and churches have been targets of pro-abortion violence in response to the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.

Over the weekend, the name “Jane’s Revenge,” a violent pro-abortion group, was spray-painted on an exterior wall of Pregnancy Aid Detroit along with the words “liars” and “fake clinic,” according to the report.

One of the top pro-life organizations in the United States has released a video focusing on the beauty and humanity of an unborn baby as he grows in his mother’s womb.

In “Along for the Ride,” Live Action uses “state-of-the-art technology” to demonstrate an unborn baby’s journey through different stages of growth, ability, and size. The video comes as pro-life groups seek to combat efforts to dehumanize the unborn, as abortion advocates insist that a baby is not truly a person until he or she leaves the womb.

“Pregnancy is a truly magical time for a family,” Live Action Founder and President Lila Rose shared in a news release.

Virginia Delegate Marie March wants lawmakers to take action in January to protect unborn babies from abortion in their state.

Last week, she pre-filed state House Bill 1395 to ensure that Virginia law recognizes human rights begin when life does, at conception, according to the pro-abortion blog Jezebel.

“… life begins at conception and each person is accorded the same rights and protections guaranteed to all persons by the Constitution of the United States, the Constitution of Virginia, and the laws of the Commonwealth beginning at the moment of conception,” the bill summary states.

March’s bill also would repeal state laws that allow unborn babies to be killed in abortions.

More and more elected officials in New Mexico are taking action to protect unborn babies amid growing concerns about their state becoming a destination spot for abortions.

On Thursday, the Lea County Commissioners voted unanimously to pass a Sanctuary City for the Unborn ordinance – the first county in the nation to do so, said Mark Lee Dickson, director of Right to Life of East Texas and founder of the Sanctuary City for the Unborn movement. More than 60 cities also have passed ordinances.

The “Ordinance Requiring Compliance of Federal Laws Governing Abortion” passed in a 5-0 vote after several local residents and commissioners spoke about the community’s expressed desire to take a stand against abortion.