The Compassionate Care Coalition submitted approximately 100,000 signatures to the Massachusetts Election Division to place a veto referendum on the 2028 ballot aiming to repeal House Bill 5595, which permits abortions after 24 weeks' gestation based on physician judgment. The referendum campaign, led by Repeal 188 and supported by pro-life groups including Massachusetts Family Action and Massachusetts Citizens for Life, challenges the recent law signed by Gov.
Read →Massachusetts Congressman Jim McGovern, a Democrat with an F rating from SBA Pro-Life America, supports abortion without limits and voted against the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act. Despite invoking his faith to justify his progressive stance, McGovern aligns with the Democratic Party's agenda to pass federal mandates for abortion access and eliminate the Hyde Amendment, which would force taxpayers to fund abortions.
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View All Articles →Advocates in Massachusetts have gathered nearly 100,000 signatures to put a repeal of the new state law allowing abortion at any point in pregnancy with a doctor's approval on the 2028 ballot. If certified, the law would be suspended until voters decide, unless Governor Maura Healey uses an emergency preamble to enact it sooner.
Read →The Compassionate Care Coalition, formed by Massachusetts Citizens for Life and Massachusetts Family Action, has collected over 99,900 certified voter signatures to suspend and repeal Massachusetts' late-term abortion law, Chapter 188, which allows abortions until birth for any reason and removes hospital requirements. The coalition's effort, supported by Massachusetts' four Catholic dioceses, aims to put the law on the 2028 ballot following its enactment by Gov.
Read →A citizen-led coalition in Massachusetts has gathered nearly 100,000 signatures to suspend and potentially repeal a new state law permitting abortions through all nine months of pregnancy. If certified by the secretary of the commonwealth, the law will be suspended pending a statewide vote on full repeal in November 2028.
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See all (84) →A Massachusetts coalition led by Massachusetts Citizens for Life and Massachusetts Family Action has collected over 97,000 signatures to place a 2028 ballot initiative to repeal a new state law expanding abortion access after 24 weeks. The law, signed by Gov.
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See all (44) →Life Choices of Memphis clinic has received multiple packages of unregulated abortion pills, including one mailed from Massachusetts after Governor Maura Healey signed a new abortion law, highlighting how mail-order abortion pills bypass state regulations. The clinic urges pregnancy centers to report such incidents and calls for federal and state enforcement against illegal distribution of abortion pills.
Read →Live Action News (MA stories) · Carole Novielli · October 21, 2026 · Read →
Pregnancy Centers & Practical Help
See all (6) →Heartbeat International and the Coalition Leadership Network held their Northeast Retreat in West Boylston, Massachusetts, bringing together pregnancy help leaders from four states to focus on the importance of rest and spiritual renewal in ministry leadership. The retreat addressed challenges such as staffing shortages and cultural difficulties while emphasizing sustainable leadership and the need for creative rest amid the demanding environment of pregnancy help work in the Northeast.
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See all (2) →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.
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Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide & End-of-Life Care
See all (1) →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
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See all (2) →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.
Read →The Bridgehead · Jonathon Van Maren · August 14, 2026 · Read →
Dialogue, Education & Outreach
See all (1) →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 .
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See all (5) →Massachusetts pro-life advocates, supported by the state's Catholic bishops, have gathered nearly 100,000 certified signatures to place a repeal of the state's recent abortion law on the 2028 ballot. The law, signed by Gov.
Read →Crisis Magazine · Max Root · August 25, 2026 · Read →
Movement Leadership & Strategy
See all (5) →Pro-life advocates face challenging ballot measures in four states this fall, with only two of 17 post-Roe referenda having favored pro-life positions so far. In states like Massachusetts, where reproductive autonomy is constitutionally protected, pro-life efforts may focus on improving support systems for pregnant women and families, as highlighted by the new MOM Score assessing state policies that make motherhood more achievable.
Read →Blaze Media · Angela Stanton King · September 20, 2026 · Read →
Live Action News · Bridget Sielicki · September 7, 2026 · Read →