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About Susan Ciancio
Susan Ciancio is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and has worked as a writer and editor for nearly 19 years; 13 of those years have been in the pro-life sector. Currently, she is the editor of American Life League’s Celebrate Life Magazine—the nation’s premier Catholic pro-life magazine. She is also the executive editor of ALL’s Culture of Life Studies Program—a pre-K-12 Catholic pro-life education organization.
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The richness of life beyond physical disabilities

August 4, 2025 Susan Ciancio 1

Imagine being told that your life has limited value because you are missing an arm or a leg. I was recently reminded of this when my mom told me a story about the daughter of […]

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Living the Gospel of Life by supporting those who are vulnerable and lonely

July 17, 2025 Susan Ciancio 17

Two recent stories illustrating the vulnerabilities of priests have deeply saddened me. In early July, Father Matteo Balzano, a young Italian priest, took his own life. Father Matteo’s suicide shocked his parishioners, as they had not […]

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Liberty without life is a lie that must die

July 3, 2025 Susan Ciancio 8

As we prepare to celebrate the freedom that our country is known for—the freedom that so many brave men and women fought for—it behooves us to take a moment and reflect on the true meaning […]

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New report details the expansion of Planned Parenthood’s deadly reach

June 25, 2025 Susan Ciancio 7

In the book of Proverbs, we read that seven actions are an “abomination” to God: “haughty eyes, a lying tongue, hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that plots wicked schemes, feet that are quick to […]

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Diaper drive brings relief to Down Syndrome families

June 17, 2025 Susan Ciancio 1

What happens when a 100% pro-life Down syndrome advocacy organization teams with a 100% pro-life diaper company? Families within the Down syndrome community feel seen, loved, and valued. Just after Mother’s Day, Team Iron Will, a […]

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Abortion wounds the Sacred Heart of Jesus

June 6, 2025 Susan Ciancio 12

Imagine a crown of thorns surrounding your heart, pressing in on it, piercing it, and causing an almost unbearable pain. Most parents can imagine this. Maybe your child has lost or abandoned the faith or […]

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The Jubilee Year and a pilgrimage to the National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion

May 1, 2025 Susan Ciancio 1

Jubilee Years in the Catholic Church are exciting events. Traditionally occurring every 25 years, each Jubilee Year “is a year of forgiveness of sins and also the punishment due to sin [and] a year of reconciliation […]

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Roadmap to Reality beautifully depicts the impact of St. Carlo Acutis

April 23, 2025 Susan Ciancio 3

The Catholic Church will soon canonize its first millennial saint (the original date of April 27 has been postponed due to the death of Pope Francis). Carlo Acutis was just 15 years old when he […]

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Contemplating life and love with St. Pope John Paul II

April 1, 2025 Susan Ciancio 2

Twenty years ago, on April 2, 2005, St. John Paul II died, ending his 26-year pontificate. Throughout his long pontificate, he boldly taught the importance of building a culture of life. In Evangelium Vitae (given […]

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Facts about the danger of Abortion Pill regimen: Planned Parenthood “agrees”

March 28, 2025 Susan Ciancio 28

As its use to kill preborn babies has skyrocketed, the dispensing of the abortion pill has become a hot-button topic over the last few years. Recent statistics state that it accounted for “63% of all abortions in […]

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