Andorra will approve abortion despite the fact that its head of state is a Catholic bishop

Sep 26, 2025 19:13

Covadonga Asturias

in Andorra’s diarchic system, only one of the two co-princes must sign legislation for it to become law. Photo: ACN

Pro Life

Colorado court strikes down state law banning abortion pill reversal

Colorado’s law prohibits doctors and nurses from providing abortion pill reversal, forcing women to undergo abortions they wish to avoid. The protocol is a safe and effective treatment for women who change their minds about abortion and is used to reverse the effects of chemical abortion drugs, saving the unborn child.

Aug 06, 2025 19:01

ZENIT Staff

Local Church•Pro Life

Veterans Deserve Care and Support, not Abortion, say U.S. Bishops’ President and Pro-Life Chairman

In 2022, the VA and dependents’ civilian health benefits were changed to include abortion

Aug 04, 2025 17:51

ZENIT Staff

Pro Life•Young People

New study published by AP shows that support for abortion has declined by 7 percentage points

The findings challenge prevailing narratives often echoed in mainstream media—that abortion restrictions are deeply unpopular and out of step with public sentiment. Instead, the data suggests a more complex, and now shifting, moral landscape.

Aug 02, 2025 23:54

ZENIT Staff

Pro Life

USA: 4th Circuit upholds WV law that protects women, the unborn

A chemical abortion drug manufacturer is challenging West Virginia’s pro-life laws that protect unborn lives and maternal health and safety.

Jul 25, 2025 13:21

ZENIT Staff

Pro Life

Ireland’s Rising Abortion Rate Raises Fresh Debate Seven Years After Referendum

The 2024 figures represent a staggering 280 percent increase from the last full year before legal change, when 2,879 abortions were reported in 2018. She says many politicians who once advocated for legal reform are now privately expressing regret.

Jul 17, 2025 16:55

Elizabeth Owens

From Africa to Spain via Monaco: this is Leo XIV’s global travel schedule for 2026

The schedule outlines three distinct journeys: a ten-day pilgrimage across four African nations, a one-day visit to Monaco, and a six-day trip to Spain that will culminate in the Canary Islands. Together, they form a carefully calibrated map of priorities that blends history, diplomacy, evangelization and social concern.

Did Pope Leo XIV speak out against the Spanish party Vox, which is aligned with the Trump administration?

The episode underscores how quickly nuanced papal language can be refracted through national political debates—and how carefully episcopal conferences now feel compelled to guard the boundary between pastoral guidance and partisan interpretation

Andorra will approve abortion despite the fact that its head of state is a Catholic bishop

S Korean bishops discuss abortion law with lawmakers

New study shows high risk of mental health problems for women who have abortions

UN Maternal Health Coalition Attacks Religious Voices

Analysis shows that almost a third of Generation Z does not exist due to abortion

Dominican Republic Holds Firm on Absolute Abortion Ban Despite Global Pressure

2025 “People of Life” Awards Recognize the Work of Pro-Life Heroes

Colorado court strikes down state law banning abortion pill reversal

Veterans Deserve Care and Support, not Abortion, say U.S. Bishops’ President and Pro-Life Chairman

New study published by AP shows that support for abortion has declined by 7 percentage points

USA: 4th Circuit upholds WV law that protects women, the unborn

Ireland’s Rising Abortion Rate Raises Fresh Debate Seven Years After Referendum