When I read that a pro-life message had been rejected for being “too graphic” I was sure this was some unfair liberal media bias being played out in the name of sensitivity. I rolled my eyes and clicked play.

But then I found the ad deeply disturbing.

See the video and share your thoughts.

Today at NCRegister, I’m talking about Bump+, the provocative made-for-internet television series:

Was this a real show? Were these real pregnant women leaving the “choice” about whether or not to allow their unborn babies to live in the hands of an internet audience? It all sounded like a bad made for TV movie, never mind a web TV series.

A little careful reading at their website, though, reveals that this is a “fake” reality television series. The characters we meet on the screen are played by actors—but we, the audience, really will determine the outcomes of these characters’ pregnancies. In other words, our votes will determine what choices the writers will have each of these characters make in this “fake” reality show.

Read the rest and share your thoughts …

at Faith & Family today.

Listen up moms and grandmoms and aunties of cutie-pie little girls …

Adorable handmade hair bows with a portion of the proceeds going to benefit pro-life causes — Hair Bows 4 Life looks great to me.

I didn’t vote for former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee for a variety of reasons, but today I’m really digging the guy.

I’ve watched the Obama administration tell us how much they care about protecting lives from the flu. If they really want to help make children safer, let me make a suggestion: Start doing all you can to move this country to being pro-life.

Read the whole thing (it’s not long!).

If you couldn’t make it to D.C. for the annual March for Life this year, you can still catch all the events live on EWTN.

Faith and Family Live! is hosting a live feed to EWTN’s coverage of the event.

The feed post will remain at the top of the page but new posts will be published below it.

Check it out!

Over at Faith and Family Live! today, Rebecca Teti offers a wonderful pep talk for those suffering “post-election stress disorder.”

If you really believe innocent lives are at stake, there’s no time for feeling sorry for ourselves –it’s not about us, right? Make this the year you acquire a deep prayer life. Become holy so that you radiate Christ wherever you are, no matter what you’re doing: He’s irresistable, and he’s the key to conversion. Keep doing the pro-life work you’re doing. Think of ways to work for the culture of life even if FOCA passes. Commit yourself to a daily regimen of prayer and sacrifice for the cause of respect for life.

Great, encouraging stuff. Read the whole thing.