Investigative journalist and award-winning screenwriter Robert W. Artigo, whose work has appeared in broadcasts by CBS, ABC, and other major news outlets, is the author of Black and Pro-Life in America: The Incarceration and Exoneration of Walter B. Hoye II (Ignatius Press, 2018). Mr. Artigo was interviewed this week in Catholic World Report. His book tells in detail the story of how the Rev. Hoye, who will speak at this year’s Walk for...

Look who’s coming to the Walk for Life West Coast! The Students for Life from Klamath Falls, Oregon will once again be making the journey to stand for the littlest among us at the Walk for Life West Coast! Here’s some pictures from last year—outside St. Mary’s Cathedral, and at all-night Eucharistic Adoration at Saints Peter and Paul Church!     Are you coming? Let us know! @facebook.com/OIT.Newman/ #walkforlifewc #WalkForLife...

OK, this is a must see! Extremely thoughtful, challenging, and sometimes funny! Go here. The wonderful Orthodox Father Josiah Trenham gave an equally wonderful talk to the group of Orthodox pilgrims from Southern California he led to this year’s Walk for Life West Coast. Father is second from left, below, and there’s also a couple from back in 2016 with Archbishop Cordileone and David Daleiden.      ...

The Wanderer’s Dexter Duggan was at the Students for Life of America West Coast Conference on January 28, the day after the Walk for Life West Coast: San Francisco Student Meet Told . . . Pro-Lifers “Have The Momentum. We’re Winning.” Shortly after pro-life students convened here for talks about pro-life momentum in society, pop singer Joy Villa appeared on the red carpet for the Grammys music awards in New York wearing a white gown with...

Do we ever love hearing stories like this! Young men considering a religious vocation attending the Walk for Life West Coast!  From the Facebook page of the Capuchins, Western American Province: We had a “Come and See” retreat over the weekend with a lot of great and inspiring young men. We had them experience prayer, communal life, liturgy, the Walk for Life, the Catholic Underground, and the National Shrine of St. Francis. It was...

A Catholic blogger named Joseph Moore relates his experience at the Walk for Life West Coast: Let’s see: the walk came to a halt for a bit when we were 1.2 miles from the end. I could see solid people all the way to the to the Ferry Building. Did a quick estimate: the cross section, maybe a yard deep, where me and mine walked contained 20 people side to side. 1.2 miles contains about 2,100 such cross sections, so, if our piece was of typical...