Generation Life

Thank you to everyone who came out for our Cigar Night Social this past Thursday!!

Generation Life team member Anthony Yetzer was recently featured on a radio interview on Positively Pro Life for their Pro-Life Education episode!! Check out the link in the bio to listen online!

You are invited to our Cigar Night Social on May 21, 2026 from 7-9pm on the buildng veranda of 300 Conshohocken St. Road Conshohocken, PA 19428

Join us for an evening of fine ci**rs and refined spirits along with engaging discussions about our misson and impact while overlooking the scenic river.

Register today using the link in our bio!

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICANTS FOR BEACH OUTREACH 2026

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In between giving talks at parishes and schools during our New York tour last week, the team had the chance to visit The Met Cloisters, a part of The Metropolitan Museam of Art which houses their collection of medieval European art and architecture. Turns out we chose the perfect time to visit because they are currently featuring an exhibit on love and s*x in the Middle Ages. And what a fascinating exhibit it was! To their credit, the curators at the Met chose some excellent artifacts to include in this exhibit. Made by Christian artisans over 500 years ago, these illuminated manuscripts, icons, and carvings show forth the wonder and beauty of love between man and wife and man and God. Unfortunately (and unsurprisingly), the exhibit falls short of the mark in the interpretation of the art contained therein: A staue depicting Christ and John the Beloved is said to have homos*xual overtones, the ecstasies of the saints are reduced to expressions of repressed s*xual desire, etc. The contrast we observed between the artifacts themselves and the intrepretation given to them by the museum is a great illustration of what St. Paul was getting at in 1 Corinthians 2:14.

"But the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned."

As Christians, we understand that human s*xuality is a pale reflection of the divine love in which we are called to participate. The curators at the Met, like most of the modern world, have an impoverished view of s*x which leads them to reduce all of love to base, animalistic desire. For us, rightly ordered s*xuality is the end. This vision of human love as a mirror of the divine is what drives us here at Generation Life, and our visit to the Met was a great reminder of that.

March for Life 2026

Our culture tells young people that their choices don't matter, that love is temporary, and that life had no value. Generation Life is standing in the gap - sharing a message of truth, dignity, and hope with students who desperately need to hear it.

Thid past year, one of our speakers gave a chastity talk to 550 students at a Bronx high school. Dozens of those students told us afterward that it completely changed the way they thought about relationships and respect for life.

This is why we do what we do. And this is why we need you with us. Would you be able to make a gift of $250, $100, or $50, or your most generous gift to help us continue reaching more schools and more young people this year?

Please visit the link in our bio to donate today.

This past week the Diocese of Syracuse hosted Anthony Yetzer and Chiara MacGillivray on their Catholic Conversations Podcast where they discussed the mission of Generation Life and how chastity is relevant today.

Catholic Conversations: Generation Life As we continue celebrating Respect Life Month, we’re joined by Chiara and Anthony from Generation Life, a dynamic movement of young people committed to build...