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In This Issue
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UW-Stevens Point display vandalized by student
government member
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Funeral Mass held for aborted babies found in Michigan dumpster
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HPV vaccine: Preventive care or human sacrifice?
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Largest crowd ever participates in Canadian
March for Life
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Affiliate events
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Courtesy announcements
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UW-Stevens Point pro-life display vandalized by
student government member
From
LifeSiteNews.com:
After having their display vandalized
on the night of April 30th, several members from the UWSP pro-life group,
Pointers for Life, were repairing the display around 11am on the morning of
May 1st when a group of angry students, lead by UWSP Student Senator Roderick
King, began to walk though the rows, taking crosses from the ground and
throwing them.
King began to voice his complaints and said that Pointers for Life had
"no right" to display the crosses, and that it was "his duty
as a paying student" to take them down.
When the campus Protective Services officer arrived, most of the students
stopped vandalizing the display; however, Senator King did not stop. He
claimed, "The freedom of speech does not cover these signs and
symbols!" Only after the Protective Services officer threatened to make
him pay for damages did Senator King stop.
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Funeral Mass held for aborted babies found in Michigan dumpster
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Felician Sister Clare Klein offers
flowers at the grave of the Hodari Babies, buried May 3 at Holy Sepulchre
Cemetery, in Southfield, Michigan,
Cemetery Section 71.
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On May
3, more than 300 mourners gathered at St. Gerald's Church in Farmington, Michigan
for the funeral Mass for 23 victims of abortion. The aborted babies were retrieved from
trash dumpsters at the WomanCare abortion facilities in Michigan owned by abortionist Albert
Hodari. Bishop John M. Quinn, Auxiliary Bishop of Detroit,
offered the funeral Mass.
Pro-lifers
retrieved the babies on February 24 and March 2, amid bio-hazardous waste
and numerous patient records.
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HPV vaccine: Preventive care or human sacrifice?
Reports
of adverse reactions to the new HPV vaccine Gardasil are escalating. One
particularly heart-wrenching example is the story of 12-year-old Brittany,
who lost all feeling in her leg and collapsed two weeks after receiving the
Gardasil vaccine.
Adding insult to injury, people who are injured by the vaccine cannot even
sue Merck, the maker of the Gardasil vaccine, because it is part of the
National Vaccine Injury Compensation Fund.
While the FDA claims adverse reactions to Gardasil are rare, a review of the
U.S. Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) data shows that several
thousands of adverse reactions have been reported in the United States
alone. And hundreds of Australian girls have experienced side effects like
paralysis, dizzy spells and seizures, but Australia's Department of Health
and Ageing refuses to release any details.
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Largest crowd ever participates in Canadian March
for Life
From LifeSiteNews.com:
A massive crowd of pro-life
demonstrators, the majority of whom were youth, gathered on Parliament Hill
in Ottawa today to issue a call to legislators
and Canadians as a whole to put an end to abortion in Canada. An
estimate given by a police officer to Campaign Life Coalition president Jim
Hughes was that a record-breaking crowd of 8,000 people participated in this
11th annual March for Life. Several other crowd-counters came up with almost
identical numbers, making the 2008 March the largest March in the history of
the pro-life event.
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Pro-Life Wisconsin Dane County is planning a summer pilgrimage
to the Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine in La
Crosse. Other affiliates are encouraged to participate.
Contact Mark Kimble, (608) 226-9889.
Pro-Life
Wisconsin Outagamie County invites you to love your preborn neighbor as yourself, by
going out to the places where abortions are sold and committed. Please plan
to come and sidewalk counsel (beside the driveway), pray, witness with signs
or preach. Abortions are scheduled from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. If you
have any questions, please contact Mark Gabriel at (651) 238-9218.
Let him know if you would be interested in a sidewalk counselor training
session. Planned Parenthood Appleton
North: 3800 N. Gillett
Street.
Pro-Life Wisconsin
Milwaukee County gathers regularly on Saturday
mornings at the Affiliated
abortion center in Milwaukee,
between 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. SIDEWALK COUNSELORS ARE NEEDED! If
you can come pray or counsel women entering the abortuary, please contact
Peggy Hamill, (262) 796-1111, or e-mail info@prolifewisconsin.org
for more information.
PLW Walworth County holds regular prayer
vigils at the Planned Parenthood
in Delavan, 312 S. 7th Street. Please call
Phil for dates and times, (262) 742-3299.
Pro-Life Wisconsin
Waukesha County will join other pro-lifers for monthly prayer in front of the Planned Parenthood in Waukesha, 426 W. Main Street.
Prayer gatherings will be held the fourth
Saturday of every month at 10 a.m. Call Marc Tuttle, (262) 796-1111, or
e-mail mtuttle@prolifewisconsin.org
for more information.
Pro-Life Wisconsin
Juneau County gathers for prayer witness every Monday from 4 p.m. to 5
p.m. at Family Planning Health
Services, 234-A W. State St. in Mauston.
Please call Tim Dorobek, (608) 565-7599, for more information.
Pro-Life Wisconsin Dane County
gathers every Wednesday morning for prayer and sidewalk counseling at the Planned Parenthood on Orin Rd. in Madison from 9:30
a.m. to 10:30 a.m. For more information, call Jeanne Breunig at (608)
831-3139.
Pro-Life Wisconsin Kenosha meets every Friday at 11 a.m.
for a rosary and prayer vigil at Planned Parenthood, located at Roosevelt Road and 36th Avenue. All are
welcome to join us whenever possible. Contact Kathleen Ehlen, (262) 878-2280,
or e-mail
Kathleen, okehlen@juno.com, for further details.
Please join Pro-Life Wisconsin
Racine for a prayer vigil every Wednesday from 11 a.m. until noon
at the Racine Planned Parenthood, 832 Main St. All are welcome to join
with your presence or your prayers.
Rock County Chapter of Pro-Life Wisconsin encourages people to
come to the Rockford
abortion mill on Tuesdays and Fridays. People gather to pray and
sidewalk counsel between the hours of 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. The Rosary
is recited at 9:30 a.m. For more information please call Marie
Gestrich (608) 879-2300 or Mary Jane Stephan (815) 624-2270.
A
dedicated group of pro-lifers from Berlin, Wisconsin, gathers on the third Monday of each month
at 6 p.m. to pray at the Planned Parenthood in Oshkosh, 378 South Koeller Street. For
more information please contact Dan or Marcia Peterson, (920) 361-0899.
The Knights of
Columbus, Assembly 1200, are having their “Spring Into Summer” Annual
Fundraiser Dinner on May 18, at the KC Club House, located at 5256 Verona Road
in Madison.
Social hour is at 3 p.m. and dinner is at 4:30 p.m. To register, contact Sir
Knight Jim Gillitzer, (608) 222-8854 or mail checks to 1018 Painted Post Road, Madison,
WI 53716. Cost is $16 per person.
First Choice Pregnancy Resource
Center in Stevens
Point is looking to hire a full-time Executive Director (to fill a position vacated by our
part-time ED). We have been serving clients for one year and have strong
support in our community and many volunteers. For more information about the
position or an application, please email t.guilliams@ompimail.com or call Tom at
(715) 347-0667.
Dubuque County Right to Life is seeking a full-time executive director to lead their
pro-life efforts in the tri-state area of Iowa,
Wisconsin and Illinois. Candidates must be knowledgeable
and passionate about the pro-life movement. Send resume to: Dubuque
County Right to Life, 2205 Carter Road, Dubuque, IA 52001 Attn: Board of Directors.
There will be a pro-life prayer service on the fourth Saturday of the month
from 10:45 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. outside Family
Planning Health Services, 719 N 3rd Av, Wausau, WI.
The prayer service is sponsored by St. Mary’s Holy Name Society.
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