Dear Friend of the Family, The victories that MFI is winning to defend faith, family, and freedom are reverberating across the Commonwealth. MFI stands up to protect what is most precious to us, our faith and our families. On this
Dear Friend of the Family, Last week we alerted you about a hearing on the Radical Abortion Expansion bill, HB1599/SB1114 held at the State House in Boston yesterday. Despite information about the hearing being published with short notice and the
Dear Friend of the Family, This week families across the Commonwealth will gather to celebrate Thanksgiving. During these special times with our loved ones, we are reminded of the importance of protecting what we value most, our faith and our
Dear Friend of the Family, The Joint Committee on the Judiciary set a hearing date of Tuesday, November 21, 2023, for the Radical Abortion Expansion bill, HB1599/SB1114. This legislation must be stopped! Filed by Rep. Sally Kerans (D – Danvers)
Dear Friend of the Family, Hundreds showed up in person and virtually to the hearing on the Physician Assisted Suicide (PAS) bill yesterday, Friday, October 20th. The Joint Committee on Public Health heard testimony on HB2246/SB1331, “An Act relative to
This summer, Governor Healey proposed a new Comprehensive Health and Physical Education Curriculum Framework for MA public schools. Since that announcement, we have been sounding the alarm about the extreme content in this document and encouraging MA residents to tell DESE to reject the Framework.
Beginning this week and running for the month of June, MFI is sponsoring two billboards promoting the message that “Massachusetts Needs Fathers.” (See images below.) As we have in prior years, we are publishing an update to our report on
Planned Parenthood-backed leftists at the State House, led by Representative Jim O’Day, (D-West Boylston) and Senator Sal DiDomenico (D-Everett) are boasting that they may finally be able to pass the radical, pornographic Sex Ed Mandate bill, HB544/SB268, titled An Act
The 2021-22 legislative session in Massachusetts effectively ended early this morning. Bills that were not passed will most likely expire in December and have to start all over again in the 2023-24 session. I wanted to give you a brief
Last summer, hundreds of families testified in opposition to bills that would eliminate or limit the ability to claim a religious exemption to school vaccination requirements. The hearing on these bills went on into the early hours of the next
