David Bereit, the founder of 40 Days for Life, spoke at two Pro-Life Wisconsin events last week, along with leading prayer at two vigils. Image: David with the PLW staff.
On Thursday, April 26, David spoke to 250 people in Madison. Bishop Morlino said the opening prayer, and Dr. Nancy Fredericks was presented with an award for her courage in exposing the Madison Surgery Center's plans to perform late-term abortions.
On Friday, April 27, a prayer vigil was held at Affiliated Medical Services in Milwaukee, one of several 40 Days for Life sites across the state. Please pray for a young couple, 18 weeks pregnant, whom pro-lifers sidewalk counseled there.
Saturday, April 28 was draft day for the Packers in Green Bay.... But dozens of pro-lifers turned out to pray with David Bereit in Green Bay, another 40 Days for Life site (image, left). Sidewalk counselors were able to assist a pregnant woman in need of help as well!
That evening, at our Annual Spring Awards Dinner, Rep. Andre Jacque was presented with our "Legislator of the Year" award and Jim Ball, leader of 40 Days for Life in Green Bay, was presented with our "Activist of the Year" award.
Matt and his wife attended Saturday's dinner in Green Bay (rumor has it Matt was causing trouble in the Diocese on Sunday, so watch for photos in the days to come!). Many thanks to Matt and his wife for making the trip!
Thank you to all our supporters, steadfast prayer warriors, attendees, volunteers and all those who join us in advocating for the right to life for all.
P.S. Rumor has it there will be a Badger Catholic meet-up at a Brewer game this summer... watch for it!
More photos, below.
Bishop Morlino, David Bereit and PLW's Steve Karlen.
PLW's Matt Sande and Rep. Evan Wynn, one of the co-sponsors of the Wisconsin Personhood Amendment.
PLW's Matt Sande and Rep. Andre Jacque (one of my UW-Madison cohorts!). Rep. Jacque is the author of the Wisconsin Personhood Amendment and received PLW's Legislator of the Year award.
PLW's Steve Karlen, Peggy Hamill and Jim Ball, recipient of the Activist of the Year award.
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