AG JOSH KAUL NOW SUING 3 DISTRICT ATTORNEYS IN CASE CHALLENGING WISCONSIN ABORTION BAN: (Wisconsin State Journal) – “Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul on Friday sued three Wisconsin district attorneys in his effort to have a judge rule that the state law banning almost all abortions is unenforceable. Kaul initially sued three Republican legislative leaders in June. But he changed the defendants to the district attorneys after the GOP legislators continued insisting they shouldn’t be the defendants because they can’t enforce the law.” Read the full story here.

ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS, ABORTION CLINICS PLANNED BY MADISON DOCTOR HAVEN’T OPENED YET: (Wisconsin State Journal) – “Three months after a Madison doctor bought two buildings in Rockford, Illinois, to offer abortions, neither site is open and a city zoning decision on one of the locations might lead to a lawsuit.
‘We are bound and determined to see we have our day in court if necessary,’ Dr. Dennis Christensen said this week, after Rockford officials last month essentially said Christensen would have to live at the site, intended for pill abortions, in order to use it as a clinic. ‘It will probably end up in court.’” Read the full story here.

FIVE YEARS AFTER THE FIRST RED ROSE RESCUE, PRO-LIFE ACTIVISTS REMAIN COMMITTED TO FIGHTING FOR UNBORN: (LifeSiteNews) – “Thursday, Sept. 15 marked the five-year anniversary of the first of many courageous Red Rose Rescues to take place across the country, encouraging mothers sitting in abortion clinics to choose life for their unborn babies. During that time, dozens of rescues have been conducted in numerous states, often resulting in the arrest and imprisonment of the pro-life activists who sacrifice their freedom to become a voice for the voiceless. In a rescue, volunteers join the women waiting for an abortion procedure and offer them a rose as well as information about the truth of abortion and the other options available during a crisis pregnancy.” Read the full story here.

KANSAS OFFICIALS FAIL TO REPORT CHILD SEX ABUSE DATA FROM ABORTION FACILITIES FOR OVER A DECADE: (Live Action) – “Investigative reporting from the Topeka Capital-Journal found that the Kansas Department of Children and Families (DCF) has not been releasing sex abuse reports, including those from abortion facilities, as required by law. The Capital-Journal filed an open records request over the summer, after realizing that DCF had not released the sex abuse cases reported by abortionists in 12 years. Lawmakers had mandated the reports to be released each year in 2011, but DCF never did it, until the Capital Journal got involved. The information released was grim.” Read the full story here.

HIRING – Women's Support Center in Milwaukee is hiring a Director of Marketing and Development. This part-time job is a great opportunity to help promote the dignity of human life from the moment of conception! Resumes may be sent to wsc1212@att.net

ONGOING –  Walking with Moms in Need: The Catholic Church has a long history of service to those who are most vulnerable. From pregnancy care centers, to foster care and adoption agencies, and from maternity homes to parish-based ministries, the Church consistently bears witness in word and deed to the beauty and dignity of every human life—including both mother and child. This program asks parishes and parishioners to adopt and support those centers and agencies that are actively helping Moms in Need. View the flyer here or visit the website here.

ONGOING, KENOSHA – Participate in the Rosary in Kenosha at 6:00 p.m. every Sunday at Saint Therese Catholic Church (2020 91st Street Kenosha, WI 53143). Bring family and friends!

ONGOING, OCONOMOWOC – Public Prayer of the Rosary to entrust the whole world to Our Lady and ask her to intercede for our state, country, and world. Join us at Village Green Park (104 E Wisconsin Ave. Oconomowoc, WI 53066) every Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. View the flyer here.

ONGOING – Toda America con Cristo and Family Life Council, Inc. has begun creating pro-life resources for the latino community. If you or someone you know would benefit from these resources please view the web pages both here and here.