Author Archives: Gwen

“There will be days that you may not want to do the work God calls you to do.  I have felt that way.  Do it anyway.  That is why the pro-life movement is as effective as it often is today … Continue reading →

FROM 40 Days for Life National Organization:   “We made it! Today is Day 40 … and it marks the final day of this 40 Days for Life campaign. As reports continue to pour in, we know one thing for … Continue reading →

This fall’s 40 Days for Life campaign is quickly coming to a close.  Please join us for our closing prayer vigil with BISHOP MORLINO at 5 p.m. on Sunday, November 2 on the sidewalk outside of Planned Parenthood, 3706 Orin Rd., Madison. … Continue reading →

“What happens when people pray?  God hears and he answers.  He may give us exactly what we seek. Or he may give us something entirely unexpected that accomplishes his will so much better and so much more powerfully than what … Continue reading →

“Abortion is graphic.  Abortion is so graphic that, despite decades of legislation, we can hardly talk about it without stirring passion like no other issue of our time.  Abortion is the most common surgical procedure in the United States, and … Continue reading →

The Women’s Care Center asked that we send out a reminder about the Rules of the Road regarding the Women’s Care Center and 40 Days for Life Prayer Warriors: Women’s Care Center: PLEASE DO NOT ACCESS THE WCC & DO … Continue reading →

“Women seldom initiate first contact with prayer volunteers at a 40 Days for Life vigil – their boyfriends or husbands do.  Some are quick to defend what they are doing, even before the volunteers have asked them a question.  Justification … Continue reading →

“Prayer is the foundation of 40 Days for Life.  It was one hour of prayer around a wooden table in Texas that led to the birth of 40 Days for Life.  It is prayer that moves hearts and minds.  Prayer … Continue reading →

TURN AWAY – This afternoon there was a turn away on the sidewalk.  Two young women were headed into PP for one to get a pregnancy test. Praise God that one of our sidewalk counselors was able to send them … Continue reading →