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Louisiana and Most Americans Agree on This...

Regardless of a person's views on abortion, can we not at least agree that abortionists should have to adhere to the same basic health and safety regulations as other physicians? Shouldn't women be protected from unsafe, unlawful, negligent, and...

The Line Keeps Shifting—We're Standing Firm

You can see how the line of what is acceptable to abortion advocates is ever-changing. What was once touted as "safe, legal, and rare" is now considered a common experience and essential "reproductive justice" for women. We believe this shifting...

3,000 Flowers for 3,000 Lives

January 22, 2020 marks 47 years since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Roe v. Wade, along with its companion case Doe v. Bolton, the infamous abortion opinions that opened the door to killing preborn babies for any reason and at any stage of...

The Equivalent of 19 States—Gone.

The approximate number of babies killed in the 62,000,000 reported surgical abortions since Roe v. Wade (1973) is equal to the combined populations of Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota,...

THE PRO-LIFE INITIATIVE ON CAPITOL HILL

The National Pro-Life Center is pro-life ministry to members and staff of all three branches of government in the Nation’s Capital located across the street from the Supreme Court in walking distance of Congress and within minutes of the White House. The mission of the Center is to give national policy makers, including the federal judiciary, and their high level staff the information, education and inspiration they need to better form their consciences so they will make better decisions.

The mission of the National Pro-Life Center is to give the Justices of the Supreme Court, their high level staff, members of the federal judiciary, members of the U.S. Senate and other public policy makers the information, education and inspiration they need to better form their consciences and make decisions in keeping with the common good.

The philosophy of the National Pro-Life Center is based on the precepts of natural law informed by a Judeo-Christian worldview and enlightened by revelation. While not exclusively religious, this philosophy is consistent with the Church’s moral theology.

The National Pro-Life Center’s mission is accomplished through symposia, publications, information sessions, personal meetings with officials and media events. In addition to our work on Capitol Hill, NPLC also reaches out to the members of the state supreme courts. The missionaries at the NPLC also travel throughout the country giving presentations, institutes, conferences and lectures on human life issues.

The missionaries of the National Pro-Life Center welcome inquiries about its programs, visits to Capitol Hill, media appearances and presentations to churches, conferences, schools and charitable organizations.