Pro-Life in NYC

National Review Online currently features an extensive interview with Greg Pfundstein (’05), Executive Director of the Chiaroscuro Foundation, about his work in New York City on various pro-life causes. In it Mr. Pfundstein discusses his efforts to combat a one-size-fits-all approach to sexual education in the city’s schools, as well as a recent analysis of New York’s abortion data broken down by zip code.

That analysis yielded a fascinating datum: The zip code with the lowest abortion rate in all of New York City happens to be the home of a chapel dedicated to the Blessed Mother in her capacity as mother and defender of unborn children. Mr. Pfundstein writes about the Chapel of Mary Mother of the Unborn — and its implications for the pro-life movement — over at The Catholic Thing.

Related:

• Standing Up for Parents’ Rights and Children’s Innocence
• Greg Pfundstein (’05) Takes on Washington’s ‘Birth Control Crusade’