
12.31.16
2016 has been rough on everyone, and the pro-life movement is no exception. With the loss of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia in February, followed by a major pro-abortion victory in Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt...

In 1975, Illinois adopted language declaring the state’s intent to “protect the right to life of the unborn child” by prohibiting abortion. Now, an Illinois politician plans to introduce legislation to reverse that pro-life language. It’s not clear that this...

By John Biver
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12.21.16
It seems that our nation's founding fathers were not clear enough with their use of language in the First Amendment, which protects some of our God-given rights. That "make no law" thing is confusing for many, and that "abridging" business, well, that's way over the heads of Illinois Leftist lawmakers.

12.19.16
“In the absence of faith, we govern by tenderness. And tenderness leads to the gas chamber,” said Flannery O’Connor. Her point was that sentimentality cannot restrain the darker forces in human nature. Which brings us to the Catholic bishops of eastern Canada.

Earlier today, Gov. John Kasich of Ohio signed into law protection for the unborn at 20 weeks. This law has an exception for abortions that are necessary to save the mother’s life or prevent serious risk of substantial bodily impairment. ...

The Ohio legislature has sent a bill to Governor John Kasich that will legally protect unborn babies from abortion once a heartbeat can be detected. The law makes it a fifth-degree felony to abort an unborn human without checking for a heartbeat or aborting after the baby's heartbeat can be detected. It also opens the door to civil lawsuits and disciplinary action.

A few years back, I went door to door handing out pro-life DVD’s and engaging in discussions about abortion. It was quite the experience! I noticed many people didn’t understand the term “pro-life.” Eventually, I learned I had to use...

By Monte Larrick
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11.27.16
Planned Parenthood wants to take money from your paycheck to fund abortions in Illinois. Lawmakers could act soon to repeal the current state ban on using tax dollars for abortions.

President Barack Obama presented longtime pro-abortion activists Bill and Melinda Gates with the Presidential Medal of Freedom – the highest honor the United States can bestow upon a citizen who is not a member of the U.S. military.

11.16.16
The American people have returned a pro-life majority to Congress and have elected a president committed to rolling back the Obama administration’s radical abortion policies and to appointing pro-life justices to the Supreme Court. This presents an incredible opportunity for defending innocent human life. Now is the time to act.

By Kathy Valente
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11.10.16
After this week’s election upset, which will give Republicans a net gain of four seats in the Illinois House next session, Speaker Michael Madigan (D-Chicago) moved HB 4013 to third reading. This means it can be called for a vote...

By Monte Larrick
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10.19.16
There's growing concern that Illinois could join other states where the right to live is under attack from pro-assisted suicide/euthanasia forces. Pro-life Christians cannot abdicated the opportunity to speak out against the pro-death movement and, at the same time, offer hope to people who are lost in despair. To agree with patients’ requests for assisted suicide is to confirm their assertion that their life has no value. Every human life has infinite value and indeterminate value. Legalized suicide is not the answer to fear.

By Monte Larrick
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10.13.16
Dr. Alveda King is championing the civil rights of unborn Americans.

By Monte Larrick
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10.05.16
Planned Parenthood continues to draw attention from Congress thanks in large part to undercover investigator David Daleiden of the Center for Medical Progress. Mr. Daleiden tells IFI that the scrutiny the big abortion provider is facing could intensify in the...

10.05.16
In 1994, Oregon became the first state to pass a physician-assisted suicide law. This came after the Oregon Medical Association changed its position from opposition to neutrality. 21 years later and after multiple failed attempts, the California state legislature approved the latest physician-assisted suicide law after the California Medical Association changed its opposition to neutrality.



