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...

God bless and keep His Excellency! We love him SO MUCH! Check out the video of a PACKED St. Mary’s Cathedral for the Walk for Life West Coast Mass, celebrated by ABC and his fellow bishops! Bringin’ the Power and the Glory!...

Here is a second article from The Wanderer, the nation’s oldest Catholic newspaper, on the Walk for Life West Coast. Excerpt: Prelate Notes Unworthy Communions: San Francisco Pro-Life Rally Urged to Continue Fight   As an African pro-life leader saluted U.S. pro-lifers and urged them to continue their fight for babies and moms around the world, two American pro-life strategists told The Wanderer of plans to help keep abortion giant...

LifeSiteNews has an article about His Excellency’s homily at the Walk for Life West Coast Mass as well as a number of photos of the Mass. “At a Mass held just hours before the 10th annual West Coast Walk for Life, San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone praised young pro-life activists, but asked them to “look around and notice those who are your elders here in this church.” “They are the first generation of pro-lifers,” said...

On Saturday, January 21, Fr. Francisco Nahoe, joined by Fr. Matthew McNeely and Fr. Michael Stinson, of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter, celebrated a special Tridentine High Mass at the Shrine of St. Francis of Assisi in San Francisco. From Fr. Francisco’s homily: “Whether or not you participated in the West Coast Walk for Life today, but especially if you did, you are doubtless aware that not everyone in America shares the...

Double-click any picture for a larger image. The staff of the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption prepares for a full house. And they got one. The weather was variable all day–here sunlight pours through one of the Cathedral’s windows. Of course the Sisters of Life were there. The Bishops of the Church of God enter. And the priests of God The people of God being led by their Shepherds. Seven Bishops in this picure, not counting...