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Ongoing Angelus coverage related to Pro-Life in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles and beyond.

Jessie Buckley speaks on stage after winning the Oscar for best actress for "Hamnet" during the Oscars show at the 98th Academy Awards in Los Angeles March 15, 2026. (OSV News photo/Mike Blake, Reuters)

St. Patrick's Day celebration twist: Catholic Irish actress brings pro-life message to Oscars stage

Michael Kelly|Mar 17, 2026|4 Min Read

The University of Notre Dame announced Jan. 8, 2026, that Susan Ostermann, who supports keeping abortion legal, has been appointed as director of the university's Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies. Ostermann is pictured in a Sept. 16, 2021, photo. (OSV News photo/Matt Cashore, University of Notre Dame)

Bishops, pro-life leaders slam Notre Dame pro-abortion appointment as 'slap in face,' 'betrayal'

Gina Christian|Feb 17, 2026|5 Min Read

The front of the procession holds a banner during the “Walk for Life” through the streets of downtown Los Angeles as part of the OneLife LA celebration on Jan. 24. (Juanito Holandez Jr.)

2026 OneLife LA speakers, attendees push for greater respect for life: ‘Everyone is a blessing’

Mike Cisneros|Jan 26, 2026|7 Min Read

A woman holds her daughter during the opening Mass of the National Prayer Vigil for Life Jan. 19, 2023, at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington. Thousands of Catholics across the country will pray for the protection of human life starting on Jan. 16, 2026. (OSV News photo/Bob Roller)

'Many challenges remain' in making abortion 'unthinkable,' says bishop

Gina Christian|Jan 13, 2026|4 Min Read

Puerto Rican Gov. Jenniffer González-Colón is pictured in an undated portrait. The Catholic governor signed Senate Bill 504 into law in the run-up to Christmas, Dec. 21, 2025, formally recognizing unborn children as persons in the territory's civil code. (OSV News photo/Kristie Boyd, U.S. House Office of Photography)

Catholic governor signs historic personhood law for the unborn in Puerto Rico

Marietha Góngora V.|Dec 30, 2025|4 Min Read

A doctor carries mifepristone, the first of two drugs used either in a medication-based abortion or in some miscarriage care protocols, to a patient waiting in an exam room at Alamo Women's Clinic in Carbondale, Ill., April 20, 2023. (OSV News photo/Evelyn Hockstein, Reuters)

2025 spans life spectrum, from abortion and family programs to immigration and death penalty

Kimberley Heatherington|Dec 30, 2025|7 Min Read

People attend a candlelight vigil outside the Sen. John H. Hughes Office Building in downtown Syracuse, N.Y., Dec. 4, 2025, to speak out against a controversial bill that, should it become law, would allow physicians to assist terminally ill adults as young as age 18 to die by suicide. (OSV News/Tami S. Scott, The Catholic Sun)

Is the future of assisted suicide in the U.S. at a 'major tipping point'?

Pablo Kay|Dec 8, 2025|8 Min Read

A file photo shows the death chamber table at the state penitentiary in Huntsville, Texas. (CNS/courtesy Jenevieve Robbins, Texas Department of Criminal Justice handout via Reuters/OSV News)

As executions increase — but support wanes — group aims to finally end death penalty

Kate Scanlon|Dec 4, 2025|4 Min Read

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LIFE Runners’ bring together 10,000 participants for annual relay across the U.S.

Kate Quiñones|Nov 3, 2025|3 Min Read

A panel of speakers took questions from high-schoolers at Christian Service 4LIFE at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels conference center Oct. 28. From left: Father Ed Benioff, pastor of Good Shepherd Church in Beverly Hills; Amy D’Ambra; David Henrie; and Lila Rose. (Peter Lobato)

2025 Christian Service 4LIFE gets students thinking about ‘the next step’ in life

Pablo Kay|Nov 3, 2025|5 Min Read

Pictured in an undated photo are Red Rose Rescuers left to right: Monica M. Miller, Eric Holmberg, Will Goodman, ChristyAnne Collins and Patrice Woodworth-Crandall. Not pictured is Joan Bell, who had not yet bonded out of jail. On Jan. 23, 2025, Bell, 77, of Montague City, N.J., and Goodman, 55, originally from Madison, Wis., but homeless since 2017, had been pardoned by President Donald Trump for violating the Free Access to Clinic Entrances, or FACE, Act, for their participation in clinic blockades known as "rescues." (OSV News photo/Red Rose Rescuers)

6 pro-life activists face state charges for abortion clinic 'rescue' in Pennsylvania

Kurt Jensen|Aug 19, 2025|5 Min Read

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Mississippi promoting pro-life policies through its MAMA program

Catholic News Agency|Jul 22, 2025|2 Min Read

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