Kate Quiñones is a staff writer for Catholic News Agency and a fellow of the College Fix. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, religion, government, and public policy, with a focus on the intersection of faith and contemporary issues. Kate's work has been featured in various prominent publications such as The Catholic Telegraph, National Catholic Register, and EWTN News.
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By: Kate Quiñones
Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.
By: Kate Quiñones
Fidelity Month, a celebration of God, family, and America, has been recognized by elected officials across the country this June.
Women are being forced to have abortions by significant others who obtain abortion pills by mail — a largely unregulated practice, with some companies operating outside the healthcare system.
Amid news that the Food and Drug Administration's investigation of the abortion pill is ongoing, pro-life groups acknowledges the win but called for more action from the Trump administration.
By: Kate Quiñones
Genetic researchers are experimenting on unborn children in trials that could have been done on animal embryos, according to one bioethicist.
By: Kate Quiñones
Venerable Father Patrick Peyton, who encouraged millions of families to pray the rosary, was entombed at a recently reopened pilgrimage site outside of Boston.
By: Kate Quiñones
Daily news and analysis of pro-life pregnancy help alternatives to abortion.
By: Kate Quiñones
Genetic researchers are increasing the accuracy of gene editing through experiments on unborn babies that could have been done on animals, one bioethicist says.
By: Kate Quiñones
New Yorkers — including Archbishop Ronald Hicks, as well as quadriplegic and disability rights advocates — voiced concerns about the assisted‑suicide law set to take effect this summer.
An advertising campaign is set to play at the FIFA 2026 World Cup to give sports fans the opportunity to encounter the stories of abortion survivors.
