More and more groups are posting pictures and tidbits of their experiences at the Walk. Here’s a photo and short description from Consistent Life, who had a table at the Walk’s Info Faire: “The West Coast Walk for Life in San Francisco had no blizzard to contend with, and our table there was busy.  Lisa Stiller reports: “We were pleased to find several students who embraced the CL ethic, and some who were open to discussions....

Our friends from the Traditional Latin Mass Society were exhibiting at the Info Faire, and always they took great photos. Here’s Sr. Agnes Mary Donovan, receiving the St. Gianna Molla award from our shepherd Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone, on behalf of the Sisters of Life: The TLM Society’s blog describes their day (beginning excerpt): It was a full day for us last Saturday (Jan. 23, 2016), as we started the day getting organized...

Wow! Our young people are so talented! Check out this great video by Sandra Torres, which also includes footage of the Students for Life of America Conference, held the day after the Walk For Life West Coast, at St. Mary’s Cathedral:    

A very nice entry in this week’s Catholic San Francisco newspaper (PDF), which has a number of stories about the Walk. “St. Patrick’s Seminary & University hosted brother seminarians from Mount Angel Abbey & Seminary in Oregon and Bishop White Seminary in Spokane, Washington, for the Walk for Life West Coast. Many are shown here in a group photo before City Hall in San Francisco in the week before the Walk.”  ...

As always, our friends from Secular Pro-Life were at the Walk for Life West Coast and the accompanying Students for Life of America Conference. Here’s an excerpt from their blog: The rally before the Walk was this bizarre San Francisco weather fluctuation, alternating between warm sunshine and sudden, cold rain. It was funny to see the giant crowd suddenly covered with umbrellas, then back to people milling around, then a wave of...

We had a chance to briefly visit the YOU 2016 youth conference at St. Mary’s Cathedral this morning. The conference is a joint project of the Sisters of Life and the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal. The conference room at St. Mary’s was pretty full–hundreds of students in attendance, and more arriving while we were there.   We only had time to stay for the talk by Brother Jonah of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal,...