The Food and Drug Administration’s safety review of mifepristone is expected to stretch into next year, according to an Oct. 7 court filing, prompting disappointment from pro-life groups.
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During Respect Life Month, Catholics urged to pray, take action to stop use of abortion pill
by OSV Newsby OSV News“Every abortion involves the death of a child and harm to the mother. Now with easier access to abortion pills, the abortion rate is tragically climbing.”
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“Many faithful Catholics don’t really know or don’t really understand what the Church teaches or if they understand … they don’t understand why.”
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“Doctors, legal professionals, disability groups, other faith communities and those of no faith … stood up for the dignity and sanctity of every life.”
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State challenge to policy permitting mifepristone by mail paused until after midterms
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonThe U.S. bishops are opponents of permitting distribution of mifepristone by mail, and have called on the Trump administration to rescind it.
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Pro-life groups urge follow through from Blanche on policy permitting mifepristone by mail
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonWASHINGTON (OSV News) — As Todd Blanche was confirmed and sworn in as attorney general, a group of pro-life organizations urged him to follow through on his previous comments that the …
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Jennie Bradley Lichter said in a July 30 statement that the role of March for Life president was the “highlight of my professional life.”
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DOJ settles with pardoned pro-life activist over FACE Act prosecution; more may follow
by Kurt Jensenby Kurt JensenVaughn prayed, sang, bore witness to his faith “and for that, the full weight of the federal government was brought crashing down on his front door.”
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“More than 1,800 amendments have been filed and could still be discussed to ensure the protection of the most vulnerable people.”
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“We must have the freedom to follow and express our convictions without government interference,” said Bishop Thomas J. Paprocki of Springfield.
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