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Pro-life champion Margaret Tighe dies at 94
Margaret Tighe, the most prominent figure in Australia’s pro-life movement, has died at the age of 94. Source: The Catholic Weekly.
More than 4000 Walk for Life in Adelaide
The witness to the infinite value and dignity of every human life from conception to natural death must continue in our society, writes Adelaide Archdiocese’s Vicar General, Fr Dean Marin. Source: The Southern Cross.
Young couple brew Australia’s first pro-life coffee company
Early one morning, Hannah Farrugia conceived the idea of creating Australia’s first pro-life coffee company. Source: The Catholic Weekly.
Pro-life rally urges education and awareness
Sydneysiders turned up in their hundreds to rally against the growing accessibility of abortion in New South Wales as part of Love Sydney’s annual “Walk for Life” event. Source: The Catholic Weekly.
Dicastery says pro-life movement needs new approach
The Dicastery for Laity, the Family and Life has published a pastoral framework to help dioceses begin a synodal process for strengthening and promoting the pastoral care of human life. Source: CNS.
Pro-life summit a ‘resounding’ success
The decades’ long campaign to make abortion unthinkable is gaining momentum after the inaugural National Life Summit in Sydney. Source: The Catholic Weekly.
Pro-life leader advocate says summit will be a ‘turning point’
Australian pro-life voices will be heard at the inaugural National Life Summit in Sydney on November 30. Source: The Catholic Leader.
Marching for ‘the unborn babies who cannot speak for themselves’
While pro-life advocacy has typically been a Catholic affair, pro-life group Love Sydney is showing that the defence of life can attract support from across Christian denominations. Source: The Catholic Weekly.
Adelaide academic wins victory for pro-life advocacy
Adelaide law professor Joanna Howe hopes her “incredibly gruelling fight” to continue her research on abortion will be a blow to cancel culture and a win for free speech. Source: The Catholic Weekly.