Pregnancy Resource Centers Vital after ‘Roe v. Wade’

The pro-life movement is anxiously waiting for the Supreme Court’s decision in the Dobbs case, which is expected sometime before July. Yet now is no time to wait: It is time for the tens of millions of Americans who oppose abortion to act. If the Supreme Court reverses Roe v. Wade, either in whole or in part, there will be an immediate and urgent need to care for more mothers and children. The next few months demand the greatest outpouring of support for pregnancy resource centers in history.

Pregnancy resource centers will surely be the most important organizations in a post-Roe America. Going back decades, these local groups have helped pregnant women choose and love life and empowered new parents to care for their young children. They provide the medical, material, and sometimes spiritual resources that families need, especially those struggling with whether to abort their unborn child. Today, as many as 4,000 pregnancy resource centers dot every corner of the country, and they will often be the first place that pregnant mothers and families turn if Roe is overturned.

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Tim Busch

Tim Busch is co-founder of the Napa Institute, a Catholic lifestyle organization.

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The pro-life movement is anxiously waiting for the Supreme Court’s decision in the Dobbs case, which is expected sometime before July. Yet now is no time to wait: It is time for the tens of millions of Americans who oppose abortion to act. If the Supreme Court reverses Roe v. Wade, either in whole or in part, there will be an immediate and urgent need to care for more mothers and children. The next few months demand the greatest outpouring of support for pregnancy resource centers in history.

Pregnancy resource centers will surely be the most important organizations in a post-Roe America. Going back decades, these local groups have helped pregnant women choose and love life and empowered new parents to care for their young children. They provide the medical, material, and sometimes spiritual resources that families need, especially those struggling with whether to abort their unborn child. Today, as many as 4,000 pregnancy resource centers dot every corner of the country, and they will often be the first place that pregnant mothers and families turn if Roe is overturned.