As the abortion debate has intensified, the heart of the Pro-Life movement has changed. Angry, solemn protests with graphic and condemning posters have given way to a more prayerful, peaceful approach, which offers hope to women both considering abortion or ...
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Many people consider the creative act of drawing a building block of child development. We at MCRTL believe there is no better way to engage our young students in this activity than to challenge them with this theme of utmost ...
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Once again, our Pro-Life Essay Contest has brought new writers and new expressions to the forefront! MCRTL is excited to announce the winners of our Junior and Senior High contests. Our winners represent local public schools, private schools, and home schools. ...
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Our October meeting was a tremendous finale, bringing our 2018 Monthly Meeting schedule to a close. Since our meeting time of the last Thursday of each month would fall around Thanksgiving and Christmas, we adjourn for those holidays. We sincerely ...
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Tonight from 5:30-6:30 pm, we will conclude this fall’s 40 Days for Life with a Candlelight Vigil. Join us in committing our effort to God and thanking Him for the work He has done internationally and locally in hearts and ...
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When the happiest parents-to-be hear the devastating news that their child is “incompatible with life” they are immediately faced with the unthinkable. Too often, well-meaning medical professionals, friends, and family members recommend abortion as a compassionate solution. In such times, ...
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This summer, Montgomery County Right to Life has been blessed to see a planted seed bearing fruit many miles from home! The beautiful “Every Life…Priceless!” billboard, born out of our very first billboard campaign, has taken on new life in ...
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The disrespect for life that began with abortion is now pervasive all along the continuum of life. Today the value of a patient’s life is often quickly weighed against a subjective “quality of life” judgment by doctors and weighed in ...
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