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From August 2024 Edition

World famous singer Celine Dion made a triumphant return to performing in Paris this past month, ending the Opening Ceremony of the 2024 Olympics from atop the Eiffel Tower
Delivering a moving rendition of "L'Hymne a l' Amour," Dion's vocals reached 300,000 live spectators and 30 million more watching online, a spectacular achievement considering the singer nearly didn't make it to her birthday 56 years ago.
Nearly aborted in 1968, by a mother who was already raising thirteen children, Dion's life was saved when a devoted priest championed her personhood. Dion later said, "He told her (my mother) that she had no right to go against nature...I owe my life to that priest." 
Holding strong Pro-Life convictions since then, Dion may have already realized the impact her Paris performance can have. If she can rise to such heights after starting life as an "unwanted child," then every abortion-vulnerable baby has the potential to do the same, proving that children are more than their beginnings. 



From March 2024 Edition 


The Las Vegas Sphere captured the public's attention during the Superbowl as "Pro-Life Spiderman" climbed the 366-foot structure to raise money for a mom in need. Maison Deschamps has climbed several buildings to bring awareness to the Pro-Life cause since the overturn of Roe v. Wade in 2022. Notably, though authorities are never pleased with Deschamps' stunts, they were particularly hostile towards him, and bystanders, after this most recent climb.


Alabama's Supreme Court made history on February 23, by voting to recognize frozen embryos (used
for IVF) as the babies they are. Brought to their attention after three families sued under the state's "Wrongful Death of a Minor Act," the court's decision on the issue is a huge step for the Pro-Life movement, though it has grated on the IVF industry and Pro-Choice side of the aisle. Many clinics have already ceased IVF procedures for fear of legal repercussions. 



From December 2023 Edition


Issue 1, an Ohio-based legislation, recently passed in the November election. Winning with just over half the available votes, the legislation allows the enshrinement of abortion in Ohio's state constitution. As the first state to propose such an amendment, it drew nation wide attention, positive and negative. While everyone is entitled to vote as they see fit, it is troubling to realize that the majority of voters have not idea what abortion actually does. Blinded by scare tactics, Issue 1 supporters haven't done their own research, relying instead on Pro-Abortion media. 
                                                           (Issue 1, what you need to know)



Kayleigh Williamson recently became one of the only women with Down Syndrome to complete the
New York City Marathon. This daughter of a single mother never let her "imperfections" hold her back. 





From October 2023 Edition


In August, five Pro-Life advocates were found guilty of conspiracy after blocking the entrance to the Washington Surgi-Clinic (a notorious abortion facility previously featured in Heartbeat Press's June 2023 edition). Notably, key evidence was excluded from the trial and the judge openly sympathized with abortion while belittling the Pro-Lifers and lacked basic knowledge of Pro-life laws. The head doctor at Surgi-Clinic has yet to be held accountable for his own abortion crimes. 



A proud mother of seven, Hannah Neeleman, was crowned Mrs. American during the pageant final in August. The 33-year-old won hearts when she revealed that her most empowering moments were the births of each of her children. 




From March 2023 Edition  




Rihanna announced her second pregnancy during the Superbowl 22 halftime show and made a powerful, if unintended, statement that mothers can follow their dreams while also caring for their children. Children do not hold mothers back. If anything, they empower them. 




Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker, who scored the game-winning goal of Superbowl 22, is Pro-Life and has previously made the statement, "It is so essential to enshrine the protection of all human life and make Kansas a place where all human children are protected at every stage of life." 





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