Colorado Judge Exempts Pro-Life Clinic From State’s Ban on Abortion Pill Reversal Therapy
The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty legal group had filed the challenge on behalf of Bella.
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Pro-Life Leaders: Colorado’s New Pro-Abortion Laws Will Cost ‘Countless Children’s Lives’
In the wake of the new laws, the state’s bishops reaffirmed their resolve to advocate for the unborn.
Colorado Proposes Radically Expanding Abortion Access — Again
The Centennial State already has some of the most pro-abortion laws in the U.S.
In Post-Roe Colorado, Could a City Ordinance Keep Out a Late-Term Abortionist?
The ordinance passed its first reading Nov. 28 by a vote of 4-3, according to the local media reports.
Arson at Colorado Pregnancy Center Still Unsolved; FBI Offers Major Reward for Leads
The FBI will take tips through its website or its tip line 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324).
Centennial State Bishops Pray for ‘Peace and Healing’ After Colorado Springs Nightclub Shooting
Bishop James Golka and Archbishop Samuel Aquila are praying for consolation for the victims and families impacted as well as for an end to violence.
Colorado Bishops: Catholic Lawmakers Who Backed Abortion Law Should Refrain From Communion
Centennial State legislators who voted for the Reproductive Health and Equity Act should not receive the Eucharist, four shepherds say in June 7 letter.
Police Investigate Pro-Abortion Graffiti Defacing Catholic Church in Northern Colorado
A parish in northern Colorado known for its active pro-life ministry was vandalized over the weekend. Fort Collins police are investigating the incident as a bias-motivated crime.
Colorado Parish Defaced with Pro-Abortion Graffiti for Second Time in Seven Months
The graffiti covers the church doors, several outer walls, and a white pickup truck in the parking lot.
Colorado Man Shares His Love of Math — and Catholicism — With Students in Uganda
After priests in Uganda take part in an online class on St. Joseph, an unlikely friendship forms from across the globe.
