New 3D technology which allows blind parents to feel their unborn baby’s face has been praised by SPUC as it shows the humanity and beauty of unborn children.

A group which uses Satanic imagery and has a pro-abortion agenda is offering a “free abortion” in a raffle to raise money to “protect reproductive rights”. Michael Robinson, SPUC Director of Communications said: “The violent killing of a defenceless human being is being offered as a ‘grand prize.’”

On 22^nd October 2019, unborn children in Northern Ireland were forcibly stripped, by the parliament in Westminster, of all protection under the law.

A couple have rejected abortion and chosen life for their child, after speaking with a pro-life advocate outside a Planned Parenthood abortion clinic.

Warnings have been issued indicating that the number of children aborted for having Down’s syndrome is expected to soar due to the rollout of a new pre-natal testing programme from the Department of Health and Social Care.

A teenage mother has expressed her joy after her chemical abortion was stopped by an abortion pill reversal process which saved her baby daughter, giving them a life together.

William Currie, SPUC Fundraising Officer, has expressed his gratitude to pro-life supporters who contributed towards his 9-day sponsored fast which raised £70,000.

A woman, whom doctors believed would die within seconds of being born, has defied all odds and she is preparing to celebrate her 60th birthday.

A leaked NHS email has exposed how the Government’s abortion pills by post programme is crippling the health of women.

The other day I was reading an article about a mother who took to social media platform TokTok to describe how she reacted when she found out that her 17 year old daughter was pregnant.

Over one third of Canadians who were killed by assisted suicide in 2019 claimed that they feared being a burden on family, friends and caregivers if they continued to live.

Catholic Mexican bishops have lauded the pro-life ruling in Mexico’s Supreme Court rejecting a push to decriminalise abortion in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy in the state of Veracruz. “Thank you. Blessed be God. #Yes to life”, tweeted Auxiliary Bishop Alfonso Miranda Guardiola of Monterrey after the ruling. John Smeaton, SPUC Chief Executive, said: “The decision of Mexico’s Supreme Court is a significant victory for Veracruz and its unborn. SPUC is delighted to see that a campaign for life, supported by its bishops, is at work in Mexico.”

One of the UK’s largest abortion providers, the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS), has posted  abortion drugs to a woman who said that she wanted to abort her baby because “she didn’t want to look pregnant on holiday”,  an investigation by Christian Concern has revealed.

Bethan Simpson, 27, from Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex, has related how she could not abort “a child I could feel kicking” after a 20-week scan showed her daughter had spina bifida. Antonia Tully, SPUC’s Director of Campaigns said: “All Bethan’s natural instincts told her that her baby’s life mattered more than the disability she had. It’s a wonderful moment in a pregnancy when you feel your baby kicking. Your baby is telling you: ‘I’m here’. For Bethan it seems that her baby came first and the disability came second.”

J. R. R. Tolkien, the noted English don and author of The Lord of the Rings, wrote that, as “a Christian, and indeed a Roman Catholic”, he did “not expect “history” to be anything but a ‘long defeat’ – though it contains (and in a legend may contain more clearly and movingly) some samples or glimpses of final victory”. Indeed, The Lord of the Rings is, in part, a meditation on what may be dubbed Tolkien’s theology of the “the long defeat” – a theology that pro-lifers must themselves embrace, as an informing pro-life ethic, if we are to work towards “final victory”.