BAILEY J. QUINEY- Spring Lake High School, Michigan 2nd Place Winner of the Right to Life of Michigan (RLM) Senior Pro-Life Essay Scholarship Contest - 2024 April, 2024 I have not always been pro-life. I have not always been educated on what an abortion is. I haven’t always followed Christ. I have been part of
(Continued from Newsletter Edition #46. Her story in her own words.) I began my journey into the prolife movement in November of 1972, when I had just turned 11 (go ahead, do the math; I’ll wait). My Dad enlisted my help (I felt so grown up!) to go door-to-door distributing flyers to “Vote No on
Here’s how the billboard subjects’ story starts: "I was 20 years old when I met my boyfriend at the time. We had been together about 3 months when I found out I was pregnant. Let’s just say I was less than excited with this news. I chose to ignore it for a while in the
[This story is a continuation from our November 2020 Thanksgiving issue front page photo inset] By Theresa Giacalone April 8, 2021 [updated May 2021] Along with Irene W.’s ninety-seven years comes much life experience, of course; and it was in hearing her story that I experienced a life lesson myself while struggling to regain
Natalia C. shares a message she created about babies!March 12, 2021-- Natalia C., oldest of four, created this sign after a bit of complaining that she had to help her baby sister. Her mother comments, “We can work on the spelling, but the heart is there and that’s the goal.” By creating this piece
(continued from our 43rd edition of Life News. For the lead-in to this blog post, click here) The newsletter story left off with a description of Denise Simcik’s unique nativity scene collection, which includes fifty-four hand-molded pieces made of Maltese clay. Denise is very fond of nativity scenes because, she says, it’s ‘in her
Brianna Wynne, M.D. pictured in 2017 as she began her residency at the Medical College of Wisconsin How Pro-life Brianna Wynne, MD is Making a Difference By Theresa Giacalone, updated Oct. 2021 Our two families became fast friends twenty years ago after meeting in the halls of something called Thursday School in Holland, Michigan.
by Theresa Giacalone Let's face it: After 47 years in this battle for life, some of us would never choose the word 'memorable' to describe each new year with the reality of Roe v. Wade's abortion-on-demand looming in our land. Yet, something was different at our annual Memorial for the Unborn this year. There seemed
by Diane Janusch-Johnson, Vice President, Tri-Cities RTL, July 6, 2019 Which should I sign?!? A Heartbeat Bill or a bill to ban dismemberment abortion procedures? Abortion is in the news every day as states legally challenge the Roe v. Wade U.S. Supreme Court decision of 1973. Conservative states are attempting to pass laws they hope
During this time of transition to a new year, many of us take the opportunity to reflect upon our lives and our decisions over the past twelve months. We set new goals, commit-ments and resolutions that help us live better, and to be healthier and more productive in the coming year. We hope that each
