This baby you see in the photo is alive today because a pregnant woman in distress found help at the right moment.
And because Quebec Life Coalition and Enceinte et Inquiète (Pregnant and Worried) existed to offer that help.

Today we are launching a two-week lightning campaign to strengthen Enceinte et Inquiète, a service that saves lives in concrete, measurable ways and that pushes back against the pro-abortion ideological monopoly. Our goal is $15,000 to consolidate and expand this breakthrough that is already transforming real situations. This email marks the beginning of an urgent and hope-filled mobilization.
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A grandmother, in Africa, worried about her pregnant daughter in Montreal.
Information about Quebec Life Coalition and our help service Enceinte et Inquiète (Pregnant and Worried) found online.
A call for help.
And Brian Jenkins, from our team, stepping in.

The young woman was alone, financially and emotionally vulnerable, abandoned by the child’s father.
But she was no longer isolated.
She now had access to a helping hand, to real, human support that respected life.

A few months later, this baby was born.

This is not a symbol.
This is not an argument.
This is a person.

Here is the proof that your generosity toward Quebec Life Coalition is an investment that truly bears fruit.

And that investment is beginning to disturb our opponents.

We know from their own reports that what they fear most is the expansion of services like Enceinte et Inquiète.
Why?
Because when the pro-life movement does more than protest—when it offers concrete help and becomes a credible alternative in health care and support for women—it gains immense legitimacy.

Our opponents want to preserve their moral monopoly on compassion.
We are in the process of breaking it.

And they know it.

This email is therefore a strategic response to a breakthrough moment.

Your support makes possible:

• direct interventions that save lives,
• the real spread of a pro-life culture within hospital settings,
• the gradual erosion of the pro-abortion ideological monopoly,
• and a popular credibility that our adversaries deeply fear.

We want to amplify the impact of our help service Enceinte et Inquiète, and that is why we are aiming for $15,000 in this two-week lightning campaign—to strengthen a momentum that is already growing.

In the coming days, we will share with you a second rescue just as striking: that of one of our donors who works in a Montreal hospital and who herself helped a woman choose life, using the kind of arguments and formation she receives through QLC.

Your generosity spreads.
It acts.
It saves.

If you would like to take a first step today to defend this work—both fragile and powerful—you can do so here:

GIVE >>

Thank you for making these stories possible.

Georges Buscemi
President
Quebec Life Coalition

P.S. This two-week $15,000 lightning campaign is dedicated to strengthening Enceinte et Inquiète, a service that saves lives, weakens the pro-abortion ideological monopoly, and gives the pro-life movement in Quebec the concrete credibility our opponents fear.
If you have not yet taken action, now is the moment to defend this decisive breakthrough:

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Quebec Premier François Legault has resigned.

With his party at a historic low in the polls, alongside the very “progressive” Québec solidaire (pro-abortion, pro-euthanasia), the CAQ leader announced his departure this morning, citing the good of Quebec as his reason. He will remain Premier until his successor is elected.

We will not miss him, notably because of Bill 21 on secularism which, far from protecting Quebec’s Christian heritage, weakens it in the name of an ideological struggle against any religious influence. Few dare to acknowledge that massive immigration is largely the result of the collapse of our birth rate and the loss of our Christian roots. With a rate of 1.33 children per woman, well below the replacement level, Quebec is heading either toward cultural replacement or toward disappearance.

Under François Legault, the CAQ also introduced Bill 9, which extends this secularism by severely limiting all public religious expression, including Christian expression.

Under Legault, the CAQ is also responsible for advance requests for euthanasia, the secularizing “Culture and Quebec Citizenship” program and its questionable “sexual education,” the marginalization of parents, the crackdown on homeschooling, the facilitation of late-term abortion, and a covid crisis management that closed churches while keeping liquor stores, marijuana outlets, and big-box stores wide open.

But the most serious issue remains the proposed Quebec Constitution, which enshrines abortion, euthanasia, and secularism. This text does not protect Quebec: it sabotages it. Secularism cuts it off from its roots, abortion from its future generations, and euthanasia from its solidarity.

Will Legault’s departure mean an improvement for Quebec? Perhaps, but only if we send a strong message to our elected officials, and to those who aspire to become them, that we refuse to accept anyone who claims to protect Quebec while sabotaging it in multiple ways.

We must therefore send a clear message, both provincially and federally, in defense of Quebec, our children, our seniors, and our families, against everything that destroys them: abortion, euthanasia, the perverse courses of sexual education and transgender ideology, and the secularism that cuts us off from God.

Every so often in the life of an organization, something happens that reveals—far more clearly than we ever could—whether the mission is gaining ground.

This week, Quebec Life Coalition (QLC) lived such a moment.

On December 9, the Fédération Québécoise pour le Planning des Naissances (FPQN -- essentially Planned Parenthood Quebec) released a 114-page, government-funded analysis of the pro-life movement in Quebec, titled:

"Quand le consensus vacille" — When the consensus wavers. And by "consensus" they mean the so-called pro-abortion consensus in Quebec.

When I saw the title, I knew we were in for something remarkable.

When I scanned the report, I realized: this is perhaps the single most significant external validation of QLC's effectiveness since our founding.

I want to share the contents of this report with you, because it is support from people like you that made these results possible.

As we take in what this report reveals, we are in the midst of our December fundraiser: we need to raise $11,569 in the next 12 days to meet our $25,000 objective.  If you’ve already given, thank you. If not, please consider giving today.

A six-figure study… about us?

Based on comparable provincial research budgets, a report of this scope, methodology, and length would cost the government between $120,000 and $140,000 to produce.

Think about that.

A major publicly funded project—interviews, field observations, focus groups, digital analysis, community mapping—conducted not on the health care system, not on education, not on public safety…

…but on Quebec Life Coalition and the Quebec pro-life movement.

Why would the government spend that much?

Because, as the authors themselves admit:

Something is shifting in Quebec. The consensus is wavering.

And QLC is at the center of that shift.

This kind of scrutiny doesn’t happen to organizations that are irrelevant. It happens when an entrenched establishment begins to feel the ground move beneath its feet. Help us continue spreading a Culture of Life in Quebec with even greater resolve. Please give today.

Not long ago, we wrote to you about the shocking “Constitution of Quebec” bill tabled by Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette — a bill that wishes to entrench abortion, euthanasia and aggressive secularism at the constitutional level in Quebec.

We asked you to urgently write or call your MNA.
And 700 of you have done so already — thank you!

If you haven’t yet taken action, you can still do so here:
👉 Write or call your MNA now.

You may also heard from us about the strange panic inside the pro-abortion movement: 

They are afraid that if abortion is named a “constitutional right,” we pro-lifers will finally have a “target” we can knock down.

Imagine that — they admit that the moment abortion is written down in law, its weakness becomes visible.

They seem to have all the power in Quebec today. The mainstream media. The universities. The political class. Yet they are not confident. They are afraid.

And Scripture tells us why:

“The wicked flee though no one pursues, but the righteous are bold as a lion.”
— Proverbs 28:1

“There is no peace,” says the Lord, “for the wicked.”
— Isaiah 48:22

Those who cling to the killing of children can never feel safe. 

Saint Paul reminds us:

“Our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places.”
— Ephesians 6:12

And that battle is shifting — rapidly.

These days in Quebec, pro-abortion activists are engaged in a weird debate about whether they should enshrine abortion in a recently tabled Quebec constitution bill or, on the other hand, “let sleeping dogs lie” and just keep things as they are. 

A recent article in Quebec paper Le Devoir for which I was interviewed confirms this fact. So did the CBC, CTV and Montreal Gazette interviews I participated in.

As strange as this might sound, most pro-abortion activists in Quebec are worried that enshrining abortion in any future Quebec constitution will serve as a rallying point for us pro-lifers — that it would give us a “target” to aim at, a cause to rally around. Talk about us pro-lifers living in their heads rent-free!

One particular activist, Véronique Pronovost of the Université du Québec à Montréal, who seems to spend a lot of time reading everything we write (hello Véronique!), notices how crafty we pro-lifers at Quebec Life Coalition and elsewhere are at seizing on cultural and political events to further our cause. She worries that enshrining abortion in Quebec would motivate pro-lifers across Canada to further concentrate their pro-life giving in Quebec.

And you know what — she’s right! Because we at Quebec Life Coalition have indeed made this point, and generous people from Quebec and across Canada have indeed answered — and on behalf of the unborn across Canada and Quebec, we’re so grateful for it!

Our most significant fundraiser of the year is officially underway. A gift today sends a clear message to activists like Véronique Pronovost that pro-lifers across Quebec — and across the rest of Canada — are uniting to transform hearts and defend life in la Belle Province. We must raise $25,000 within just 3 weeks. Your support right now will help maintain this momentum and push our mission forward.

Please give today>>

Thanks to the generosity of our outstanding supporters, we have today reached our fundraising goal for Fall 2025. A heartfelt thank you from the entire team at Quebec Life Coalition!

In the coming weeks, we’ll be able to continue our work with renewed determination, starting with our nearly 30 Life Chains, a flagship annual event taking place this Sunday across Quebec and Canada.

Find the Life Chain nearest you — and most importantly, join in.

👉 Join the Life Chain in Quebec this Sunday >>

However, financially, we cannot rest on our laurels. With the Canada Post strike, our main source of revenue has been cut off. Yes, even in 2025, over 60% of our donations still come by mail! That’s why we strongly encourage you — if you haven’t already — to make an online donation today to help us overcome the serious challenges posed by this strike.

DONATE

Also, members of QLC will be present at various locations this Sunday during the Life Chain. If you would like to hand us a cheque or cash in person, you can meet us this Sunday, October 5, at the following locations:

• Lévis: Georges Buscemi, at the corner of Wolfe and Billy, near Hôtel-Dieu de Lévis (2:30–3:30 p.m.)
• Sherbrooke: Brian Jenkins, at King West and Jacques-Cartier (2:00–3:00 p.m.)
• Montreal: Mario Richard, at the corner of Jean-Talon and Décarie (2:00–3:00 p.m.)

I hope that wherever you are in Quebec or the rest of Canada, you’ll be able to take part in a Life Chain this Sunday, October 5.
👉 [Click here for locations in Quebec] | [Click here for locations across Canada].
This Sunday, let’s be a voice for those who have none — preborn children.

For Life,

Georges Buscemi
President, Quebec Life Coalition

Love him or lump him, billionaire Elon Musk made a comment at a recent conference in Los Angeles that struck at the heart of a debate raging today in Quebec and the rest of the Western world, about so-called State neutrality and the place of religion in the public square. And in this, he seems to have understood what we've been saying for a long time at Quebec Life Coalition (QLC): if you remove Christianity from the state, you don't end up with a state without a religion, you just end up with a state with a different – and false, and dangerous – religion. 

This is what Musk said:
"If you take away religion, I think you get something in its place which is worse than what was there before. You get something destructive like the woke mind virus taking the place of religion. You get dystopian de facto religions that are self destructive."

Elon Musk is right on this point. He’s saying what any honest and informed person knows: a truly “neutral” state is impossible. Over time, something always takes the place of religion. Musk calls it the “woke mind virus.”

What used to be religious practices are now replaced by secular substitutes. Plenary indulgences are swapped out for carbon credits, priests are replaced by journalists, the devil becomes the “cisgender” white man, baptism is turned into vaccines, and God is replaced by Mother Earth.

Quebec, in running headlong away from Christianity (public prayer ban, anyone?), is only making things worse. The result is a much worse off society.

Musk concluded with the following thought: "We need some sort of revival of religion or coherent philosophy that people can get excited about."

Wow. That sums up the work of QLC since its inception in 1989 : bringing back true religion and a coherent philosophy of life to Quebec, through prayer, outreach, information, and action.

Prayer: From our flagship, twice yearly 40 Days for Life pro-life event, to our daily "Vigil 365" prayer vigil outside of Montreal abortion facilities, to our yearly pilgrimages over the summer to our Advent prayer campaign for the unborn, to the recently re-energized "Quebec Prays" province wide anti-prayer-ban initiative, we have been soaking this province's soil with prayer, to prepare the way for a Godly restoration;

Outreach: Our petition campaigns (like our bilingual petition asking the QC gov't to admit that post-abortion trauma truly exists), our social media activity and our news website, not to mention our regular Theovox news shows and, starting this fall, our new show, all contribute in waking people to the need for faith, family and life to be defended in La Belle Province;

Information: In addition to news, we also work to inform people about that "coherent" philosophy that Musk is alluding to. In fact, we translated a book --the Last Superstition by philosopher Edward Feser-- to demonstrate exactly how far gone Western societies have strayed from reason and faith and how to bring them back to sane thinking about faith, family and Life.

Action: Our March for Life in Quebec City, our other actions (press conferences against the public prayer ban, etc.) as well as our promotion of the annual Ottawa March for Life, are all ways we put our reasoned beliefs into action. And we don't stop at Marches, but we also help pregnant women in need with our "Enceinte, inquiète?" (Pregnant, worried?) pregnancy service.

We are doing, with the help of donors like you, the heavy lifting in Quebec, to bring about deep and lasting positive change to this province. We have begun a 3-week fundraising campaign to help fund our work going forward. Our goal for this 3-week, online fundraiser is 20,000$. We need your help, today (click here).

DONATE here, today.

With your generous donation, we will be able to continue our prayer, outreach, information, and action across this province, preparing the way for a turnaround that will not only benefit Quebecers, but all of Canada.

Thank you for your fidelity and generosity. Please give today.

For Life,

Georges Buscemi

P.S. In addition to our many dedicated volunteers, QLC has 5 full-time and 2 part-time employees. We are working to bring faith and a respect for Life And Family back to the province of Quebec, for the good of the whole country. Click here today to help us keep working hard for you and yours.

The government of Quebec has just published a major report on “secularism” (Pour une laïcité québécoise encore plus cohérente: bilan et perspectives, August 2025--French only). It is essentially a 288-page plan to push religion further out of public life, with recommendations that could directly affect pro-life, pro-family, and Christian organizations.

Highlights:

• Abortion is explicitly addressed in several places. The term “anti-choice” (that is, “anti-choice-to-kill-your-unborn-child,” in other words pro-life) appears seven times in the document. On page 11, it even recommends “cutting off funding” for pro-life groups. It should be noted that Quebec Life Coalition (mentioned twice in the report, on page 193) has never received government funding, being in open opposition to the pro-abortion, secularist regime. What is really being targeted here are community-based pro-life organizations, such as pregnancy help centers or the Knights of Columbus, explicitly mentioned on page 192 of the report.
• Religious conscience rights will have less and less protection in health care, education, and the public service. Pro-life and Christian groups in Quebec will likely face increasing financial and legal pressure as religion is gradually pushed out of public funding and public visibility.
• Expanded ban on religious symbols: Beyond teachers and other authority figures, educators in daycares and subsidized childcare would be prohibited from wearing visible religious symbols.
• End of prayer rooms: CEGEPs and universities would no longer be able to set aside prayer rooms for students.
• Municipal control of public prayer: Cities would gain new powers to restrict or regulate prayer gatherings in public spaces (e.g., street prayers, vigils).
• Tightening of religious accommodations: Requests for schedule changes or exceptions for religious reasons could be refused much more easily.
• Cutting off funding: The government would gradually abolish tax exemptions and public subsidies for religious organizations, including schools and charities, unless they “secularize.”
• Defunding religious schools: Private religious schools would lose public funding unless they renounce their religious character.

And perhaps the most troubling, because it targets our children:

• New “right to secularism”: Every state employee would have the “right” to a secular workplace—thus opening the door to complaints whenever religion manifests itself in any form—and every child would now have the “right” to a secular education. But then, if every child in Quebec has this “right,” what happens if their parents are “terrible far-right religious extremists”—say, simply sincere pro-life Christians? Will child protection services have to intervene? Will homes be monitored to ensure no crucifix or statue of a saint enters the field of vision of these “poor children”? And what about regular attendance at Mass? If this right is taken literally, should we conclude that minors could no longer be admitted to religious worship, and that parents would be forbidden to initiate their children into their faith before reaching the “age of reason”? Asking the question is answering it.

This is nothing less than an explicit exclusion of religion and traditional morality from Quebec’s institutions and public (and eventually private) life.

At Quebec Life Coalition, we had already raised the alarm months ago—first with our petition against banning public prayer in Quebec (over 13,000 signatures), then with our Open Letter to JD Vance (and the accompanying report) on the repression of pro-life and Christian speech in Quebec and elsewhere in Canada. Now, with this report, the Quebec government is stepping on the gas.

Forget the pretty words “secularism” or “neutrality.” I now call it by its real name: State atheism. Every religion, including Christianity—the faith that founded and nourished Quebec for centuries—is now suspect. Parents who teach the faith to their children are suspect. Faith-based schools are suspect and cannot count on the Quebec state.

This, my friends, is persecution. And we must respond.

A few years ago, when the Quebec regime used covid as a pretext to close churches (while keeping pot shops and Costco open), Quebec Life Coalition joined a worldwide campaign of prayer against lockdowns and church closures, which we called locally Le Québec prie (Quebec Prays).

Today, another kind of lockdown is being prepared: not the closing of churches, but the locking down of society itself, by branding religion as a “disease” to be eradicated, and believers as “contaminated” to be quarantined.

That is why we are relaunching Le Québec prie:

Every Wednesday at 6 pm, Christians across Quebec are invited to gather in groups throughout the province to pray the Rosary publicly. We will not be driven from the public square like lepers!

To find a prayer group near you (they exist worldwide, including in Canada), visit: https://public-rosary.org/

There are also Telegram groups: for Canada https://t.me/CanadaPrays, and for Quebec https://t.me/lequebecprie.

Join a Le Québec prie group today to call on Heaven’s help to push back against Quebec’s pro-abortion State atheism.

(Photo: a Quebec Prays group in Beaumont, 2022.)

Keep Promoting Our Petition for Post-Abortion Support

The secularism (State atheism) report shows that Quebec’s pro-abortion regime hates that we speak about the harmful effects of abortion on women, falsely claiming that we spread “fake news.” Please keep promoting our petition for recognition in Quebec of post-abortion syndrome and for the creation of a real support program for women in distress. This psychological wound—very real—is still being ignored by our leaders and their compliant media.

👉 Sign the petition here
📄  Read the full supporting report here

Thank you for your continued support!

For Life,


Georges Buscemi
President, Quebec Life Coalition

40 Days for Life in Sherbrooke, Qc — September 24th-November 2nd

The 40 Days for Life consists of 40 days and 12 hours per day of sidewalk vigils, usually in the vicinity of an abortion facility, to witness on behalf of the unborn child to passers-by and to offer help to women who are considering aborting their babies. The 40 Days begins on September 24th and ends on November 2nd. More details to come.

For more information or to register, contact Brian Jenkins at (438) 930-8643.

I know two thinkers. The first claims that mass media are so often harmful that, in a healthy society, they should be abolished altogether — to prevent the population from being manipulated, deceived by illusions, and morally corrupted by bad examples.

The second acknowledges that media can indeed pervert if they transmit toxic content, but believes they can also be a powerful tool to uplift the morality and spirituality of a people. According to him, when used wisely, mass media can foster empathy, touch hearts, and inspire concrete action for justice and the common good.

A 2300-Year-Old Debate... Still Relevant Today

You may have guessed who they are: these two thinkers are long gone — they passed away over 2300 years ago.

The first, Plato, was deeply disillusioned by the corrupting power of the "mass media" of his time — namely, the theater and popular poetry, like the works of Homer. The scandalous and fantastical stories being told led him to conclude that in a well-ordered society, such media should simply be banned. One can imagine that, were he alive today, he would hold the same opinion — and with even more reason!

The second thinker, his illustrious student Aristotle, took a more balanced view. He believed that the arts (and by extension, the media) were not only useful but essential to the proper functioning of the state. He recognized their persuasive power but also saw their potential to elevate citizens morally and emotionally.

QLC Sides with Aristotle (and Good Media)

At Quebec Life Coalition, we believe Aristotle was right — in this debate, as in many others. (To learn more, check out The Last Superstition, a powerful book on Aristotle’s realist philosophy — translated into French by our team!)

As pro-God, pro-family, and pro-life citizens, we have a duty not only to criticize bad media, but also to support and create good media.

That's why QLC produces hundreds of news articles and commentaries each year, published on our website and social media. And it's why we've partnered with Théovox, a Christian channel that airs a high-quality weekly news show addressing topics like abortion, family, faith, and cultural issues. Théovox also assists us in organizing our annual March for Life in Quebec City.

But that’s not all: this fall, QLC will be launching its own show, with the help of Théovox — hopefully to be aired both on our channel and on theirs.

Discover Action Vitale (French-language media)

Still in our mission to promote good media, we strongly encourage you to subscribe to the YouTube channel Action Vitale, a Christian, pro-life, pro-family initiative founded by two young men in their early twenties.

Nearly twice a week, they publish bold, intelligent, and well-researched video commentaries on topics dear to us: from abortion to conservative politics to arguments for the existence of God.

🌽 Special Invitation: Action Vitale at the QLC Corn Roast! (Note: French-language event)

We’re excited to welcome Philippe Letellier-Martel, one of the co-founders of Action Vitale, to speak at our Annual Corn Roast this Saturday, August 23 at 12:00 PM, at the QLC offices (3330 Rivier Street, Montreal, QC H1W 3Z9).

Don’t miss this great opportunity for both intellectual engagement and fellowship!
📧 RSVP by replying to this email.
$15 for all-you-can-eat corn — free for children under 12

Keep Promoting Our Petition for Post-Abortion Support

Finally, don't forget to share our petition for official recognition of Post-Abortion Syndrome in Quebec and for the implementation of a true support program for suffering women. This real and documented psychological trauma continues to be ignored by our ruling class and their media allies.

👉 Sign the petition here
📄  Read the full supporting report here

Thank you for your continued support!

For Life,


Georges Buscemi
President, Quebec Life Coalition

The anti-life and anti-Christian persecution in Quebec and Canada is now a fact.

We’ve documented it extensively in our report and letter to U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance. It’s evident once again in the cancellation of Christian singer Sean Feucht’s concerts, and more recently, in the Quebec Superior Court’s decision to impose a 50-metre exclusion zone around abortion facilities.

This climate is fuelled by deep-rooted ideological bias. No matter how clearly and reasonably we explain that our arguments against abortion and other unnatural practices can be understood even without religious faith, it’s useless. The simple fact that we are believers disqualifies us from public debate.

In Quebec, full citizenship seems reserved for atheists or lukewarm believers. Sincere believers are labelled as the “religious far right,” a term used to justify our immediate exclusion from public discussion—no matter how rigorous or truthful our claims. It’s dishonest. A textbook ad hominem fallacy.

We even translated The Last Superstition into French—a book of Christian and pro-life apologetics that demonstrates how Christian faith is grounded in reason. But it doesn’t matter. If we, pro-life Christians, are the ones speaking, our words are automatically dismissed by the media, the intellectual class, and those who think like them.

Still, we persist! “Let the dead bury their dead.” We are here to defend life and to save the living, those still searching for truth.

That’s why we are launching a campaign on a subject as serious as it is ignored: post-abortion trauma. You’ll find here our letter to Ministers Martine Biron (Status of Women) and Christian Dubé (Health), calling on them to establish a post-abortion healing program and launch a public awareness campaign on this crisis.

Once again, our message may be ignored—simply because it comes from us. But this time, it will be much harder to sweep aside: we’ve attached a rigorous scientific report entitled The Consequences of Post-Abortion Trauma: A Neglected Public Health and Social Issue. The facts should speak for themselves—let those who have ears, hear!

With this letter and scientific report to the ministers, we’ve included a (bilingual) citizen petition.

👉 SIGN THE BILINGUAL PETITION HERE

I strongly encourage you to sign it—for the sake of the women of Quebec. Women who have been lied to, every step of the way: about what abortion truly is (the killing of an innocent child) and about its psychological and physical consequences. Even a quick glance at our report will convince you.

Thank you for signing—and especially, for sharing it with those around you.

For Life,

Georges Buscemi
President, Quebec Life Coalition

P.S. Just a reminder that our colleague Arpad Nagy is an independent candidate in the Arthabaska by-election.