Here’s Fr. Mark from EWTN at San Francisco’s St. Dominic’s Chuch, interviewing Priests, Sisters, and students before the Walk:  ...

Nice profile of our dear Sisters of Life in Catholic News Agency by Adelaide Mena!   Washington D.C., Jan 27, 2017 Walk along in the March for Life or Walk for Life and you will see them: a swarm of women – many of them young – dressed in long blue habits, white veils blowing in the breeze. They are the Sisters of Life and they have  a message for women and for the pro-life movement: “You are not alone.” “We really see ourselves primarily as a...

Religious and pro-life leaders were out in force at the Walk, shepherding their flock, leading by example and encouraging those they lead.                            

We received a nice communication from an out-of-town Walk for Life West Coast participant: “I’ve seen some people express concern for their safety at the Walk for Life this year because of the Trump election.  I’m not a San Francisco fan (large cities and I don’t get along), but I am a fan of the SFPD, and they have done a spectacular job in every free speech event I’ve ever seen.  San Francisco is a city that refuses to...

One of the best things about the Walk for Life West Coast, and one that has heartened organizers tremendously, is the fertile ground it has provided. As tens of thousands of pro-lifers and Catholics have poured into San Francisco, we are delighted at the many associated events that have grown around the Walk. This year, at San Francisco’s St. Dominic’s Church, there will be a remarkable confluence of events. St. Dom’s is of course a wonderful...

The day after the Walk, Walk for Life West Coast co-founder Lisa Hamrick took the Sisters of Life on a little tour around the city! Lisa, who is our point person with the Sisters, and coordinator of housing for those who come to the Walk needing a place to stay, received a well-deserved award from the Walk committee for all the incredibly hard work she does each year. Bless her! She reflected on the Sisters’ visit: “It was a...