by Brandy Meeks | Aug 1, 2025 | Blog
In early 1900s Rome, Maria Montessori defied norms by becoming Italy’s first female doctor. But her passion wasn’t medicine—it was helping children, especially those deemed “uneducable.” She saw that with respect, patience and the right environment, they could thrive....
by Victoria Clark | Jul 17, 2025 | Blog
I remember the exact moment I realized my period was late. I had just broken up with a narcissistic boyfriend who had been cheating on me throughout our entire relationship. I had finally walked away, finally chosen myself, and then… I thought I was pregnant....
by Dr. Jeff Pauls | Jul 15, 2025 | Blog, Research Studies
In July of last year, several members of the Vitae team had the opportunity to go to the campus of Benedictine College for a three-day strategic planning meeting. Thanks to Vitae and Benedictine Board member Craig Husting and Benedictine President Stephen Minnis, we...
by Vitae Foundation | Jun 23, 2025 | Blog
She first reached out to the clinic through text (due to a Vitae Foundation ad), requesting the abortion pill. She was anxious and unsure, pressured by the father of the baby, Evan, who urged her to schedule the procedure. He even promised to pay for it and take her...
by Vitae Foundation | Jun 2, 2025 | Blog
It’s my body, my choice, not men and abortion. Abortion is a women’s issue, and you don’t have a voice if you don’t have a uterus. At least, that is what the rhetoric says. Pro-choice advocates have done their level best to silence men’s voices in the abortion...
by Dr. Jeff Pauls | May 19, 2025 | Blog, Research Studies
When we present our research findings at events, conferences and meetings around the country, we often ask our audiences for their recommendations for future research topics. The most consistent recommendation: A study on how men respond to abortion. It might not be...
