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Tag: pro-life
40 Days for Life underway in Madison
On September 27, 40 Days for Life started its next campaign outside the Planned Parenthood facility on the east side of Madison.
Pro-life community galvanizes in support of women and children
The pro-life community in Wisconsin, and in particular that in the Madison area, is a closely bound group of individuals and organizations always willing and ready to protect, and speak up for, unborn children and walk hand-in-hand with women in crisis pregnancies.
Life is a ‘masterpiece’
In a reflection on Psalm 139, Pope Benedict XVI wrote, “In the second part of the Psalm, God turns his loving gaze upon the human being, whose full and complete beginning is reflected upon. He is still an unformed substance in his mother’s womb: the Hebrew term used has been understood by several biblical experts as referring to an embryo, described in that term as a small, oval, curled-up reality, but on which God has already turned his benevolent and loving eyes . . .”
Time to stand up: The Fall 2022 40 Days for Life Campaign
Do we still need to stand up for unborn babies in Madison and throughout Wisconsin?
Hundreds of pro-lifers participate in the Wisconsin March for Life
Hundreds of pro-lifers from across the state gathered on the steps of the State Capitol in Madison on September 24 at the Wisconsin March for Life to celebrate a victory and to declare their battle not over yet.
Protecting mother and child in life-threatening pregnancies
Following the overturn of Roe v. Wade, how can we protect women and children in life-threatening pregnancies?
Biking for Babies finishes latest summer riding for life
Imagine a world where women do not have to make choices out of fear or convenience but feel empowered to make choices out of love and purpose.
Ecumenical gathering highlights messages and resources in a post-Roe world
Overturning Roe v. Wade was a major milestone for the pro-life movement and a monumental step toward a society that recognizes the inherent value of human life at all stages.
Statement from Bishop Donald Hying, regarding Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and our need for continued support of moms in need
After nearly half a century of federal legalized abortion, more than 65 million precious lives lost, and countless others enduring profound pain and suffering in the aftermath, today’s Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision effectively returns the question of abortion to the states, and is a long-awaited answer to decades of prayer and sacrifice by millions in our country. It offers us great hope for a deeper flourishing of human dignity. Many fewer lives will be lost to the grave injustice of abortion, which is the deliberate and direct killing of a human being, and a culture of life can begin to take root where it was previously not possible. It also offers the Catholic Church in the United States, and all those of good will who stand with us in upholding the sanctity of human life, the opportunity and privilege to redouble our efforts to accompany women and couples facing unexpected or difficult pregnancies, as well as supporting parents in their care for their sons and daughters. We will continue to welcome all those in need of assistance and offer to them the best we have to give, with sensitivity and compassion, so that children born in crisis situations have what they need to truly grow and flourish.