Kermit Gosnell, the infamous ‘House of Horrors’ abortionist from Philadelphia, has reportedly died. He was serving three life sentences in a Pennsylvania prison for the first-degree murder of three infants born alive, the involuntary...
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...
by City on the Hill alum Kaylynn Kilmer I have never felt more hopeless than when I found out my father had brain cancer. There was nothing that could have prepared me for that moment. I had been trained by Godly parents who had always ensured I had all I...
The PA Department of Health has released its 2024 Abortion Statistics report, and it presents a sobering mix of tragedy and triumph. For those committed to protecting life, this annual state report must remind us that the work ahead remains urgent. A Sign of Hope:...
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...
Planned Parenthood’s Latest Newsletter Quietly Admits What Their Lobbyists Try to Hide Planned Parenthood of Western Pennsylvania (PPWP) sent out its November “In The Know” newsletter, a monthly message to its patients, donors, and political allies. The email reads...
A comment recently posted in one of our social media profiles repeats a familiar pro-abortion false argument: “If pro-lifers won’t support laws forcing people to donate blood, organs, or bone marrow, then they shouldn’t oppose abortion. A fetus shouldn’t have more...
PITTSBURGH, PA — November 5, 2025 Oral arguments were heard on Wednesday in Allegheny Reproductive Health Center v. Pennsylvania Department of Human Services. This is a case that could redefine Pennsylvania’s abortion laws and determine whether taxpayers will...
On Wednesday, October 22, the Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee advanced seven sweeping abortion bills, each designed to dismantle existing pro-life protections and expand abortion access at every stage of pregnancy. All seven measures passed on a 14-12...