Tonight at 7:00PM, in preparation for the Walk for Life West Coast, Orthodox Christians, Catholics, & others join together in prayer for the littlest among us and respect for the sanctityof human life!  YOU are invited to participate in Vespers for Life! Go here for the livestream! Everyone is welcome!

In what has become a wonderful walk for Life West Coast tradition, our Orthodox brothers and sisters gather every Walk for Life Saturday around 10:30 to pray for an end to abortion Click for larger image. Orthodox Christans for Life Secretary Veronica Ruby (who sent these photos) says “as the service concludes, they kneel and solemnly pray, ‘O Lord Jesus Christ . . . we beseech thee to enlighten the minds and hearts of those who...

Did you take some pictures you’d like to share? Let us know! These are from a young man–maybe a future member of the Walk for Life West Coast Media Team!–named Aidan Garza. Aidan was with the Orthodox Christians for Life. Check out his work:       #babiessavingbabies #walkforlifewc #WalkForLife #WFLWC

It was wonderful to once again see a large Orthodox Christian group at the Walk for Life! Our Orthodox Christian friends had a new inspiring theme. Well, it’s not so new, because it comes from the magnificent Paschal Homily of St. John Chrysostom. St. John Chrysostom was a bishop of the Church in the late third/early fourth centuries. “Chrysostom” is the anglicized version of the Greek work for “golden mouth,” a...

Once again, our dear friends from Orthodox Christians for Life will celebrate a molieben (which is a Service of Intercession or Supplication) before the Walk. Here’s the invitation from their Facebook page. Please join us in San Francisco on Saturday, January 26, 2019 at 11:30 a.m. in prayer for an Orthodox sanctity of life molieben before the Walk for Life rally. We will meet at the corner of Grove and Polk in Civic Center Plaza. After...

Last year, both the Walk for Life West Coast and the March for Life in Washington D.C. were blessed to have the opening Invocations given by members of the Orthodox Christian clergy. (Ours was a beautiful and holy and compassionate one by His Eminence the Most Reverend Benjamin, Archbishop of San Francisco and the West of the Orthodox Church of America.) That is the first time Orthodox clergy gave the invocation on both coasts! Our  friends...