
National Day of Remembrance of Aborted Children, normally held on the second Saturday of September. 2026 will be September 12.
By participating in the National Day of Remembrance, visiting these solemn memorial places at other times of the year, and spreading the word about this prayer campaign, you are helping to humanize our aborted brothers and sisters and deepening your own commitment to ending the injustice of unnecessary abortions.
Visiting the gravesites and memorial markers also offers hope and healing to women who have had unnecessary abortions and people who have been hurt such as fathers and grandparents who were never allowed to grieve the death of a child killed by abortion.
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74 House members voted to allow viable late term babies to be aborted for any reason. They also removed the criminal penalty for an unlicensed provider performing an abortion.
72 House members (Republicans were joined by very few brave Democrats and one Independent) who tried to stop them. 74-72 The motion prevailed.
STATE HOUSE – Republicans on the Judiciary Committee have issued a sharply worded statement after being denied the ability to ask questions on new Amendments to LD 1619, the late term abortion bill that expands Maine law to allow abortion the months for any reason.
“After the largest Public Hearing in Maine history, receiving 23 hours of testimony, new amendments are being rushed through in the dead of night without committee Republicans being able to ask medical and legal experts how they affect Maine abortion law. The Senate and House Committee Chairs are denying a thorough review of one of the most consequential pieces of legislation ever before us. This is outrageous, intentional, and disrespectful to the legislative process and the Maine people who sent us here. Republicans have also been denied the ability to question pro-choice doctors. At one point the House Chair told them that they didn’t need to question people present in the room, stating we can get those [answers] for you.”
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