Nebraska Priest Delivers Opening Prayer Before the U.S. House of Representatives
Father Brett Jamrog’s prayer has been shared widely on social media, prompting discussions and bringing inspiration to many
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House Republicans Include Slew of Pro-Life Bills in 2025 Budget Proposal
Signed by RSC chair Rep. Kevin Hern, R-Oklahoma, and 12 other RSC members representing the committee’s 179 total members, the budget specifically “applauds” 38 different pro-life bills championed by Republican members of Congress.
US House Passes Resolution Condemning Attacks on Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers and Churches
The measure passed Jan. 11 by a vote of 222-209, with just three of the 209 House Democrats joining all 219 House Republicans.
House Advances Ratification Efforts for the Equal Rights Amendment
The U.S. bishops’ conference (USCCB) has opposed the measure, arguing it could be interpreted to allow taxpayer-funded of abortion and overturn abortion restrictions.
‘Pain-Capable’ 20-Week Abortion Ban Introduced in the House
Joining Rep. Chris Smith were 142 members of the House, who co-sponsored his bill on Monday.
House Votes to Impeach President Trump Following Capitol Riots
Discussions ahead of the impeachment vote focused on the dangers of division and of dangerous rhetoric
House Democrats Target Hyde as ‘Racist’ Obstacle to Taxpayer-Funded Abortion
Rep. Rosa DeLauro and other Democrats signaled in Tuesday’s hearing that ending Hyde is more of a priority than ever.
Two Newly-Elected Pro-life Catholic Congresswomen Discuss Abortion, Faith, and Outreach
Michelle Fischbach and Lisa McClain are part of the record-breaking number of 17 pro-life women who won election to the House of Representatives for the first time in 2020.
What Pro-Lifers Can Expect From a Divided House and Senate
The pro-life Susan B. Anthony List and its partner Women Speak Out PAC are “all-in” for the two Republicans Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue, spending more than $4 million in the two races and aiming to reach 1 million voters before election day.
House Passes Bill to Fight Import of Goods from Uyghur Labor Camps
An estimated 1 million or more Uyghurs, members of a Muslim ethnoreligious minority group, have been detained in “re-education camps” in Xinjiang, which were first spotted on satellite imagery in 2017.
