The Pro-Life Society of Boston College Law School is committed to the principle that the right to life is inherent and inalienable in every human person from the moment of conception.The society works to save lives threatened by induced abortion, euthanasia and destruction of human embryos for research. In furtherance of these goals, members seek to promote a Culture of Life at Boston College Law School and in the surrounding community, to educate on life issues, to help those in need so that life is a promising choice and to work with others who share common goals.

• Amnesty International
• Music For Others
• Social Justice
• Frosh/Soph Social Justice
• Environmental Club
• Pro-Life Club
• United Students Against Sweatshops
• S.M.A.S.H.

Crisis Pregnancy Center

Project to support pregnant women.

The LIFE Club of St. Xavier High School is a group of young men who have a deep-rooted concern for a consistent ethic of life. The Club plans, organizes, and participates in events to support life from conception to natural death via Death Penalty Prayer Vigils, the Fast for Life, the March of Life in Washington, D.C., the School of Americas protest in Georgia, among others. Meeting times are during lunch periods of school days and the club meets on an as needed basis.

The Pro-Life Club of Boston College is dedicated to addressing all life issues, but focuses mostly on the topics of abortion, euthanasia and the death penalty. Members take part in weekly educational outreach and volunteer projects in Boston to aid pregnant women, mothers, and children in need.

Ministry members commit themselves to the protection of life which is threatened by war, the arms race, abortion, poverty, racism, capital punishment and euthanasia. Our parish believes that these issues are linked under a consistent ethic of life.

Following a consistent ethic of life, the club seeks to engage the community in dialogue and action concerning those society deems less valuable. Students for Life speaks out on behalf of the unborn, poor, handicapped, elderly, and the condemned through service, education, and an engaging Life Week.