In the early 1600s, Hungarian countess Elizabeth Bathory was convicted for the killing and torture...
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The story of a life-changer
Judie Brown discusses the history of Celebrate Life Magazine on its 30th Anniversary. About 30...
Healing after an adverse prenatal diagnosis
My earliest memory of someone with Down syndrome came at a young age. My mom’s closest friend had a...
After The March: ‘Walking the Walk’ Year Round
After the big pro-life events in January—the marches in Washington, D.C. and San Francisco—there’s...
One less ‘YES’ for Gardasil
One less ‘YES’ for Gardasil In 2006, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved...
Palliative care: The new stealth euthanasia
Since the mid-1990s, several influential grant makers have collaborated to “change how we die...
Understanding stem cell science
Stem cell banking: Fact, folly or fiction? Hardly a day goes by without a new revelation in stem...
Small victories
The famous Gateway Arch, visible in the background of Granite City, Illinois, is a reminder of the...
Miscon(tra)ception, Part Two
Editor’s note: This two-part article outlines the close connections between the contraceptive...
Thine Eyes: A Witness to the March for Life
For Steve Sanborn, the last straw came the morning after the 2008 March for Life. The night before...