It’s National School Choice Week. Here in Pennsylvania, winter weather shut down roads across Harrisburg and forced the cancellation of a rally at the Capitol in support of investments directly in our students over educational systems. The need for school choice in...
Abortion is often defended as a tragic necessity, especially when poverty enters the conversation. We are told that economic hardship leaves no other option, that abortion is compassion, and that opposing it means indifference to suffering. But these false...
Legislation to permit doctor-prescribed suicide has been introduced repeatedly in the Pennsylvania legislature over the past decade. Current proposed bills include SB 570 (Boscola) “End of Life Options Act” and HB 1109 (Hill-Evans) “Compassionate Aid in Dying.” If...
On Tuesday morning, the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court became a clear line in the sand. Not just legally, but morally and culturally. Right in front, a rally gathered parents, students, athletes, lawmakers, and advocates who understand what’s truly at stake in the...
As we approach Christmas, our hearts are full. This season gives us a chance to pause, look back, and thank God for what He has done through faithful people like you. Below are a few short reflections of gratitude from members at PA Family reflecting on what God is...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEDecember 18, 2025 Contact:Josue Sierra, Director of CommunicationsPennsylvania Family Councilmedia@pafamily.org | 202-430-0282 Pennsylvania Family Council: House Vote Advances Extreme Abortion Amendment HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania...
From: Judge (ret) Cheryl Lynn Allen, Of Counsel, Pennsylvania Family Council First Black Woman Elected to the Pennsylvania Superior Court Dear members of the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus; I write to you as a retired judge, as an African American woman, and...
UPDATED 12/19/25 For William Penn, laws were meant to restrain vice and encourage virtue: to “terrify evil-doers” and “to cherish those that do well.” St. Thomas Aquinas likewise taught that laws are meant to form virtue, not merely permit behavior, warning that...
UPDATE: The Trump Administration has rescheduled marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III on December 19th, 2025, to benefit the industry with tax breaks. This move ignores rising addiction, youth harm, and public-health risks, putting profits over families and...
Anticipation continues to rise nationwide as preparations accelerate for America Reads the Bible, a week-long Scripture-reading event set for April 18–25, 2026, in Washington, D.C. Designed to mark America’s 250th birthday, the initiative invites people...