Great panoramic view of the Walk for Life West Coast Rally from our friends at TAPhotographic. Check it out here. Here’s a screenshot from the panorama as the camera rotated, capturing the full rally. Wow! And how many more of you were over on Market Street, on Grove and McAllister Streets and waiting for us at the Plaza! Thanks TAP, and thanks to all who came!

We love hearing these stories–if you have something you’d like to share from your experience at the Walk for Life West Coast send it to info@walkforlifewc.com. Here’s the first one: You have to know what happened at the Walk for Life West Coast today. And I have to tell you. Because I was the only person where it happened who can tell you.   At the end of the walk, a group...

The website of Mt. Angel Seminary shares this poem, written by seminarian Ivan Arevalo, about why he attends the Walk for Life West Coast. I walked for me, with no shoes I walked for a promise, my promise I walked for my hurt, for my pain I walked for my wounds, my sorrow I walked for my living, for my dead I walked for hope, my hope I walk now for them I walk now barefooted I walk feeling the broken and wounded road I walk for the broken and...

Jong Arcega, one of our superstar Walk for Life West Coast Media Team members, has posted lots of great photos to the Walk’s Flickr page.  To see more of Jong’s work, or get permission to use photos, visit his website. Here’s a sample: Eva Muntean speaking at the rally. The Silent No More Awareness rally. There’s always plenty of different kinds of Music at the Walk for Life West Coast! More music!   Young people at...

LifeSiteNews has their story on the Walk for Life West Coast up…and, as always, they have very nice photos. I like this one, looking down Market towrd the Ferry building…and you can make out one of our Abortion Hurts Women! banners in the trees at left.     50,000+ join massive Walk for Life in San Francisco (PHOTOS) By Christiana Rivers   SAN FRANCISCO, January 28, 2015 (LifeSiteNews.com) — A balmy breeze...

Oakland’s wonderful young Bishop Michael Barber posts his reflections on the Walk for Life West Coast over at his blog. His Excellency also attended the Reverend Walter Hoye’s Stand Up4 Life March and Conversations 4Life Dinner in Oakland on January 23, and he talks about that, too. Here’s his thoughts on the Walk: After Mass I walked down to the SFO Civic Center for the Rally.  What most impressed me were the quality of the...