Massachusetts pro-lifers are mobilizing to stop a new abortion law in the state. Efforts are underway to oppose the legislation impacting abortion regulations in Massachusetts.

Louisiana, Arkansas, and Alabama have filed lawsuits against abortion pill providers and the states of California, Massachusetts, and New York over laws shielding abortion pill providers. The lawsuit challenges mail-order abortion and names Cambridge Reproductive Health Consultants Inc.

The ACLJ filed a reply brief in the First Circuit Court of Appeals defending Your Options Medical Centers, a Massachusetts-based pro-life Pregnancy Resource Center, against government actions by Governor Maura Healey, the Department of Public Health, and Reproductive Equity Now that allegedly targeted the center for its pro-life speech and services. The brief argues that Massachusetts officials used regulatory power to punish and suppress disfavored speech by branding pro-life centers as deceptive and issuing licensing guidance threatening medical professionals who discuss life-affirming alternatives, violating constitutional protections.

Massachusetts became the 10th state to remove all gestational age limits for abortion when Gov. Maura Healey signed a bill allowing elective abortion through all weeks of pregnancy based on a doctor's professional judgment. The new law repeals the previous 24-week limit except for life-threatening circumstances and aligns Massachusetts with states like Alaska, Colorado, and New Jersey in permitting abortion up to birth.

As the proponents of assisted suicide strive to legalize it in Massachusetts, we should take another look at their arguments and the deceptions therein. The battle over assisted suicide and euthanasia is not over; advocates of assisted suicide are not resting. While earnest and engaged Americans are focused on the economy, an upcoming presidential primary, and impending Supreme Court battles over the health insurance mandate and same-sex marriage, the culture of death continues to advance largely unnoticed along a front that some had supposed was dormant Source

Ferguson responds to changes in Massachusetts abortion law by arguing that human dignity must include children in the womb. He combines legal and medical claims with a Christian case for protecting unborn life and supporting pregnant women.

It is a joy and privilege to share that Students for Life at Bridgewater is our group of the month for May 2026! Based at Bridgewater State University in Massachusetts, this club experienced a powerful year of growth and new milestones as they worked to uphold the value of all human life! Leveling Up A year ago, BSU’s Students for Life chapter ... Read More The post From an Unofficial Group to Providing Care Packages for Mothers: Inside Students for Life’s May Group of the Month appeared first on Students for Life of America .

Root criticizes Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey's support for expanded abortion access and contrasts it with her public identification as Catholic. He argues that bishops should consider formal ecclesiastical discipline rather than limit their response to public statements.

Angela Stanton King, founder of Auntie Angie’s House, argues that the pro-life movement must provide practical support such as housing, food, and prenatal care to mothers in need to offer a real alternative to abortion. She highlights Massachusetts' recent law expanding abortion access after 24 weeks and calls for equal commitment to supporting women who choose motherhood beyond just opposing abortion.