Maine Right to Life

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SC Citizens for Life

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NJ Right to Life

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New Jersey Right to Life is the premier, state, non-profit, grassroots organization dedicated to protecting life.

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We are dedicated to building a culture of Life in Florida by promoting and defending the Right to Life of all innocent human beings.

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Students for Life of America | Pro-Life Gen

@StudentsforLife

13 days ago

We gave Congress an “F” for failing to defund Planned Parenthood, and @KristanHawkins said it best in this piece: “Congress must act, and the Trump Administration should permanently debar Planned Parenthood from all federal funding,” Hawkins wrote on X Sunday. "The pro-life movement isn't grading on a curve." https://t.co/JRwA78nbdI

StudentsforLife's tweet photo. We gave Congress an “F” for failing to defund Planned Parenthood, and @KristanHawkins said it best in this piece:

“Congress must act, and the Trump Administration should permanently debar Planned Parenthood from all federal funding,” Hawkins wrote on X Sunday. "The pro-life movement isn't grading on a curve."

https://t.co/JRwA78nbdI

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13 days ago

Thousands of pro-life people joined the Rally for Life in Belfast to protest abortion.

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13 days ago

Leaders in Washington DC MUST ACT NOW! https://t.co/p0RynQhCEd

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Frank Pavone

@frfrankpavone

17 days ago

BREAKING: Trump just cut $67 MILLION in grants to Planned Parenthood for pushing sexually explicit content on kids. This is what defunding looks like. Now finish the job, Congress. #DefundPlannedParenthood #ProtectChildren

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SBA Pro-Life America

@sbaprolife

17 days ago

.@DavidDaleiden exposed Planned Parenthood’s sale of baby body parts and Kamala Harris spent 11 years trying to silence him for it. Now, for America 250th birthday on July 4th, the historic defunding of Big Abortion is set to expire. Taxpayers should NEVER be forced to fund Planned Parenthood’s carnival of horrors and record 434,450 abortions. Planned Parenthood and Big Abortion harm women, end unborn lives, and use our money to push a radical agenda. Congress must renew the defunding of Big Abortion, it’s the right thing to do. Listen to our full episode here: https://t.co/M6EXTykTFb https://t.co/edq5xCXaGE

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15 days ago

We are better than this. Epic failure by a majority party. The way to stifle election turnout. https://t.co/1IwvkYkIPd

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24 days ago

Deaths in America in 2025: From Guns: 38,846 From Abortions: 1,126,000 If gun violence is a public health crisis, abortion is an epidemic.

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40 Days for Life

@40daysforlife

26 days ago

No diagnosis. No circumstance. No challenge. No unexpected pregnancy can change the inherent dignity and worth of a human life. Every child deserves to be welcomed, loved, and protected.

40daysforlife's tweet photo. No diagnosis. No circumstance. No challenge. No unexpected pregnancy can change the inherent dignity and worth of a human life.

Every child deserves to be welcomed, loved, and protected. https://t.co/cpLGhSSvk8

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24 days ago

Missed our Annual Event but want to be part of the Life movement, the side that values EVERY Life? In Maine, they are! Jump in here:

MErighttolife's tweet photo. Missed our Annual Event but want to be part of the Life movement, the side that values EVERY Life? In Maine, they are! Jump in here: https://t.co/2JSjzMkim6

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26 days ago

Here is Melissa Ohden, who survived an abortion. She's with her daughter Olivia. If Melissa had been aborted, her daughter wouldn't be here either.

LifeNewsHQ's tweet photo. Here is Melissa Ohden, who survived an abortion.

She's with her daughter Olivia.

If Melissa had been aborted, her daughter wouldn't be here either. https://t.co/t0CqvTE0AQ

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Students for Life of America | Pro-Life Gen

25 days ago

TODAY is Four years after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in its Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision, 19 states now have laws protecting babies from abortion. https://t.co/I8HFJf6SO9

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Anna Lulis

@annamlulis

27 days ago

WATCH: Texas Rangers players brought their kids onto the field during the national anthem, highlighting the blessing of fatherhood Kids aren’t burdens, they’re the future.

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@StudentsforLife

27 days ago

📢 We think they heard us. ⏰ Just 13 DAYS until Planned Parenthood regains access to taxpayer funding. Today, our pro-life student activists gathered outside the RNC with a simple message: don't betray your pro-life base. Planned Parenthood ends the lives of hundreds of thousands of preborn children every year while receiving taxpayer dollars. Tell @POTUS and the @Republicans: Defund and debar Planned Parenthood NOW. https://t.co/Joiz9oi6bV

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26 days ago

The supporters of Platner in Maine, the (many) issues challenged candidate for US Senate, will make abortion a key point and blame Sen. Collins for supporting Justice Kavanaugh. Lets hold a debate of pictures: show the abortion process and show te Safe Haven Baby Box process. Hmm

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27 days ago

Cristiano Ronaldo's mother tried to abort him. But he SURVIVED! One of the greatest spectacles of our times is upon us. The thrill we have all had to wait for four years to relive: The World Cup is on. You can't talk about football (soccer) without mentioning Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal. But to know Ronald you need to know his mother, Dolores, and the son she nearly lost. Before the world knew his name, before the roaring stadiums, before the trophies, before the record books bent under the weight of his greatness, Cristiano Ronaldo was an unborn child whose life hung in the balance. His mother, Maria Dolores dos Santos Aveiro, has told the story with painful honesty. She was poor. She already had three children. Life in Madeira felt heavy, and another baby seemed impossible. In her fear, she sought an abortion. A pro-life doctor refused to help her end the life of the child in her womb. Dolores later tried home remedies, desperate methods passed along by others, but nothing worked. Cristiano lived. Dolores has said what every pro-life heart understands with gratitude: “I wanted to have an abortion, but God did not want that to happen.” Years later, standing on the other side of fear, she thanked God that she did not abort her son. She called Cristiano “the star that illuminated my life.” That sentence tells the whole story. The child she feared became her joy. The baby she thought she could not welcome became the son who would lift his family, honor his mother, and give the world one of the greatest athletes ever to play the game. Cristiano Ronaldo’s life does not matter because he became famous. His life mattered first because he was her son. His greatness did not create his dignity. It revealed what had always been true. Every unborn child enters the world with a future no one can measure. A frightened mother may see only hardship. A doctor may see only risk. A culture poisoned by abortion may see only “choice.” But God sees a person. God sees a child. God sees the hidden joy that fear cannot imagine. Dolores’ story also reminds us why protective laws matter. In that moment of crisis, abortion was not simply available on demand. A doctor did not turn fear into death. He did not confirm despair. He refused to cooperate with the destruction of an unborn child. That refusal mattered. His conscience mattered. The law mattered. The child lived. We should never underestimate the power of one pro-life doctor, one protective law, one faithful voice, one moment of resistance against the lie that abortion solves anything. In Dolores’ case, those graces stood between Cristiano Ronaldo and death. In her own faith, God intervened. Through law, conscience, and the hands of those who would not assist in abortion, God’s angels guarded a child the world had not yet met. And what a gift the world received. But the greater gift belonged to Dolores. She did not merely give birth to a soccer legend. She gave birth to her son. She held the child she once feared. She watched him grow. She saw him run, compete, work, rise, and love her. She lived long enough to say, with the humility of a mother who knows how close she came to tragedy, that Cristiano became the light of her life. This is the truth abortion hides from women. It tells a mother that the crisis is permanent and the child is the problem. It tells her that fear sees clearly. It tells her that ending a life will restore peace. But abortion never reveals the birthday, the first steps, the voice, the laughter, the future, the redemption, the grace. Abortion is never the answer. It ends the child’s life and wounds the mother’s heart. It cuts off possibilities that only God can see. Dolores Aveiro’s story does not tell us that every child will become Cristiano Ronaldo. It tells us something far more important. Every child is someone. Every child carries gifts no one can predict. Every child deserves protection before birth and welcome after birth. The possibilities are endless when life wins. A mother in fear became a mother in gratitude. A child marked for death became the joy of her life. And the world watched a son run across the field with the strength of a life that almost never had the chance to begin.

LifeNewsHQ's tweet photo. Cristiano Ronaldo's mother tried to abort him.

But he SURVIVED!

One of the greatest spectacles of our times is upon us. The thrill we have all had to wait for four years to relive: The World Cup is on.

You can't talk about football (soccer) without mentioning Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal.

But to know Ronald you need to know his mother, Dolores, and the son she nearly lost.

Before the world knew his name, before the roaring stadiums, before the trophies, before the record books bent under the weight of his greatness, Cristiano Ronaldo was an unborn child whose life hung in the balance.

His mother, Maria Dolores dos Santos Aveiro, has told the story with painful honesty. She was poor. She already had three children. Life in Madeira felt heavy, and another baby seemed impossible. In her fear, she sought an abortion. A pro-life doctor refused to help her end the life of the child in her womb. Dolores later tried home remedies, desperate methods passed along by others, but nothing worked.

Cristiano lived.

Dolores has said what every pro-life heart understands with gratitude: “I wanted to have an abortion, but God did not want that to happen.” Years later, standing on the other side of fear, she thanked God that she did not abort her son. She called Cristiano “the star that illuminated my life.”

That sentence tells the whole story.

The child she feared became her joy. The baby she thought she could not welcome became the son who would lift his family, honor his mother, and give the world one of the greatest athletes ever to play the game. Cristiano Ronaldo’s life does not matter because he became famous. His life mattered first because he was her son. His greatness did not create his dignity. It revealed what had always been true.

Every unborn child enters the world with a future no one can measure. A frightened mother may see only hardship. A doctor may see only risk. A culture poisoned by abortion may see only “choice.” But God sees a person. God sees a child. God sees the hidden joy that fear cannot imagine.

Dolores’ story also reminds us why protective laws matter. In that moment of crisis, abortion was not simply available on demand. A doctor did not turn fear into death. He did not confirm despair. He refused to cooperate with the destruction of an unborn child.

That refusal mattered.

His conscience mattered.

The law mattered.

The child lived.

We should never underestimate the power of one pro-life doctor, one protective law, one faithful voice, one moment of resistance against the lie that abortion solves anything. In Dolores’ case, those graces stood between Cristiano Ronaldo and death. In her own faith, God intervened. Through law, conscience, and the hands of those who would not assist in abortion, God’s angels guarded a child the world had not yet met.

And what a gift the world received.

But the greater gift belonged to Dolores. She did not merely give birth to a soccer legend. She gave birth to her son. She held the child she once feared. She watched him grow. She saw him run, compete, work, rise, and love her. She lived long enough to say, with the humility of a mother who knows how close she came to tragedy, that Cristiano became the light of her life.

This is the truth abortion hides from women. It tells a mother that the crisis is permanent and the child is the problem. It tells her that fear sees clearly. It tells her that ending a life will restore peace. But abortion never reveals the birthday, the first steps, the voice, the laughter, the future, the redemption, the grace.

Abortion is never the answer. It ends the child’s life and wounds the mother’s heart. It cuts off possibilities that only God can see.

Dolores Aveiro’s story does not tell us that every child will become Cristiano Ronaldo. It tells us something far more important. Every child is someone. Every child carries gifts no one can predict. Every child deserves protection before birth and welcome after birth.

The possibilities are endless when life wins.

A mother in fear became a mother in gratitude. A child marked for death became the joy of her life. And the world watched a son run across the field with the strength of a life that almost never had the chance to begin.

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