The American Life League Podcast

We hear a tragic story of violence that resulted in the creation of a beautiful, loved child. But the story doesn’t end there. What happens next will shock you and cause outrage. Yet it also gives hope.

Peace begins at home. But what happens when we willfully destroy the home and the people in it?

As another year closes, we take a few moments to reflect upon the blessings bestowed upon us.

There are stories we rarely hear, stories of torture that cause the tiny cries from mouths that have been silenced all too soon.

Freedom is a word used and abused on a daily basis—a word used for people’s own selfish purposes. But Christ came here and died for us, for a freedom many don’t understand.

In many things in life it’s prudent to have a backup plan—a contingency for when things may not go as you had hoped or expected. Such is not the case when it comes to the life of a child.

We’ve heard a lot about excessive force lately. But, in reality, those who fight day in and day out for preborn babies know all too well another meaning of excessive force.

Archbishop Cupich is a prelate of the Church who clearly prefers political correctness to instructing pro-abortion Catholic politicians committing sacrilege.

Judie Brown shares the joys of Thanksgiving as her family contemplates what’s truly important in life.

As we approach Thanksgiving, we reflect upon the things and people in our lives who give meaning and who inspire. The people mentioned in today’s commentary work daily to save not only lives, but to save souls. And in the process they touch hearts and minds.

Sex educators are using kids as young as 11 to collaborate in demonstrations of birth control objects like the condom. I wonder where is our world headed?

Catholics all over were disappointed with the recent news about the reassignment of Cardinal Raymond Burke, and we can’t help but wonder what the future holds.

This week we saw great strides in the elections and in the decisions people made to elect pro-life leaders. But we cannot stop there.

It's hard to talk about human dignity when the advocates for pro-assisted suicide groups frame murder as dignified.

Oregon’s Brittany Maynard has a very touching, yet tragic, tale to tell about her terminal brain cancer and her plans to take her own life—something she will do next month in her own bed as she is surrounded by her immediate family.

Judie Brown explains what Pope Francis and the bishops have been discussing in the synod currently taking place at the Vatican.

What is difficult to understand is why hundreds of thousands of people have cried out about the life of one dog.

We have spent too much time allowing others to dictate our morality while we simply sat back and watched events unfold.