Every three to four days, a baby is abandoned in America. Despite that all 50 states have enacted the Safe Haven Law, which allows women in crisis to safely surrender their newborns without facing consequences or prosecution, babies are discarded in dumpsters or other hazardous locations and left to die.
However, thanks to efforts by the Racine Fire Department, Racine Knights of Columbus, Council 15659, Pro-Life Wisconsin, and Wisconsin Right to Life, the first Safe Haven Baby Box located on the outside of Racine’s Fire Station 4, 3829 Washington Ave., Racine, WI, will serve as a secure place where a parent can safely and anonymously place their newborn.
Something happened this year at our annual Christmas Caroling to an Empty Manger Day event that has never happened before. One of the abortion escorts (the workers who walk women into the abortion center) asked if she could have a copy of our songbook, so I gave her one. Since many of the escorts seemed like they were enjoying our Christmas caroling, I decided to offer a songbook to all of them…
Dear President Trump,
Congratulations on becoming the 47th president of the United States of America! You have faced insurmountable odds, including attempts on your very life, and you have won a hard battle. May God bless you as you prepare to return to the White House next January.
But do not forget those who put you back into office, Mr. President. Pro-life voters turned to you to stave off a Harris presidency that would have brought abortion-on-demand up until birth into every corner of the United States; blue, red, and purple counties alike.
It is with heavy hearts that we share the loss of three incredible members of the Pro-Life Wisconsin (PLW) family. Heather Kramer and her sons Benjamin and Simon passed away in a tragic automobile accident last Wednesday. Heather and her husband Roy had 13 children, and had lost their youngest, Rose, in 2020.
By Teresa Wolfe, Pro-Life Wisconsin Communications Director
Last Thursday, my cell phone rang. I didn’t recognize the number, but not knowing if someone was trying to reach me for work, I picked it up.
“Hello, this is Teresa,” I said.
“Hi!” said a female voice on the other end of the line. She then went on to explain she was with a local Democrat group and asked if I would be voting for Kamala Harris in the upcoming general election.
While we were on the sidewalk, a car drove up and a young woman got out. As she walked up to the abortion facility door, she spoke with sidewalk counselors, despite the distractions from pro-abortion escorts. As soon as I saw her walk in the door, I prayed especially hard for her and her baby — that she would not go through with an abortion and that both of them would leave unharmed. Sometime later, she came out of the facility, but I continued praying.
A strong pro-life majority was retained in the State Assembly and the pro-life majority was increased in the State Senate. As we begin a new legislative session in 2021 and look to unseat pro-abortion Governor Evers in 2022, we want to thank all our supporters who assisted our candidates with their time, treasure, and prayers.
Whether there is a pandemic or not, thousands of preborn babies die at Wisconsin abortion facilities each year. Every day, beautiful, irreplaceable, unique and precious preborn babies are killed. Their last chance of survival is found in the compassionate appeal of sidewalk counselors who remind vulnerable moms of the abundance of help and hope that await them in choosing life for their babies.
“Every child simply by the fact of his or her existence is a child of God and is made in the image and likeness of God and has a right to life,” stated Bishop Hying. “And that is really the ideal that Pro-Life Wisconsin articulates so well. I encourage everyone to be involved with Pro-Life Wisconsin; they are a voice of truth and of compassion for our state and are having a great impact. The more people get involved, the stronger that collective voice for life becomes.”
This week I went sidewalk counseling in front of the abortion facility in Milwaukee on Farwell Avenue. I had a pretty full day already, but the Holy Spirit was calling me to go. What I wanted to do was go home, put my feet up, and relax, but I went anyway. Not but 30 minutes into my time on the sidewalks, a big truck pulls up and out pours two women. One was obviously pregnant and the other seemed to be the “support person.”
