[This was written for Sebastian's Point, the weekly post by the Society of St. Sebastian] Olivia Gans Turner, President, Virginia Society for Human Life | 21 October 2025 Life has become so trivial in America that even our politicians can openly discuss killing an opponent or political colleague with no shock nor unanimous call for that candidate or office holder to admit their gross attitude and step aside. Never has this been the ...
Read MoreA letter sent to the public from Fairfax County School Superintendent, Dr. Michelle Reid, attempts to suggest that there is no truth behind the statements of the teacher at the center of this story. It is disturbing that this has been made public at this time before the findings of the Virginia State Police are concluded and made public. The letter also links to statements prepared to respond to both the ...
Read MoreDuring last night’s Virginia Gubernatorial debate, former Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger voiced her support for a proposed amendment to the Virginia Constitution that will allow unlimited abortions throughout pregnancy, prohibit any future protective regulations, and will threaten Virginia’s Parental Consent law. Pro-life candidate, Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears, challenged Spanberger to explain her extreme view even asking if a baby born alive after an abortion should receive appropriate treatment. Rep. Spanberger refused to answer the ...
Read MoreOlivia Gans Turner, president of Virginia Society of Human Life, will be speaking at the St. Bridget Middle School Auditorium on October 7 at 7:00 p.m. Please join us for a discussion of pro-life issues and current events in Virginia.
Read MoreVirginians should be concerned that a locally based company promoting abortion has received FDA approval for a new generic version of mifepristone. Under current federal regulatory provisions, the FDA must approve generic drugs—despite the fact that federal reviews are underway regarding the safety of mifepristone for use as an abortion drug. Evita Solutions is manufacturing the generic drug for the sole purpose of causing abortions. While mifepristone does have one other approved use, ...
Read MoreDepartment of Education Demands Immediate Answers Regarding High School Abortion Scandal
As the shocking allegations coming out of Centerville High School Continue to unfold, and the state police continue their investigation, the federal government has opened another angle of investigation on the case. The U. S. Department of Education, under the Student Privacy Policy Office, is asking for answers to serious questions regarding school practices and specifics about the cases being investigated. These are important questions that Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) must ...
Read MoreFairfax County Abortion Scandal Grows as Concerns Reach Members of the United State Senate.
News broke today that U.S Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-LA) who is also Chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee has demanded answers to the Committee’s questions regarding the story arising out of a Fairfax, Virginia high school. Staff at Centerville High School may have urged—and facilitated—abortions for minor girls and the same staff may have used federal or state funds inappropriately to pay for the abortions. The ...
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Read MoreUrgent! Send a Message to Your Legislators About Fairfax County Schools Helping Girls Get Abortions!
All Virginians urgently need to send a message to their legislators about the shocking news about Fairfax County Schools helping girls get abortions without parental consent. Use the Action Center link to send your message today.
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