Pro-lifers should cheer Little Sisters' victory and increase Title X funding

In a victory for religious liberty, the Supreme Court decided in a 7-2 majority decision that religious groups such as the case petitioners, the Little Sisters of the Poor, cannot be forced to provide cost-free contraception coverage under the Affordable Care Act’s contraception mandate.

The decision won’t put an end to the legal woes of organizations such as the Little Sisters, but it still marks a crucial turning point in the war of Obamacare versus religious liberty and conscience.