San Francisco’s famous photojournalist Zombie covered the Walk for Life this year.  On February 14, Zombie also covered the “One Billion Rising” demonstration, also held at Civic Center Plaza. His coverage gave an excellent exposure of media bias. Here are some of his photos, with his commentary: “A little lesson in photo editing:     From the stage, at a certain angle, one could take a photo encompassing the...

They make it every year!    Couples for Christ and its Family Ministry have over 700 people, including all the Ministries (Couples for Christ, Singles for Christ, Youth For Christ, Kids for Christ, Handmaids of the Lord and Servants of the Lord).  Over 250 people came to the Walk for Life West Coast from as far as San Diego on 4 buses, plus individual cars. Here are some nice photos from they sent:   At St. Mary’s Cathedral before...

Attendee Teresa Burgess sent these photos from the Silent No More Awareness Campaign, held right before the rally for life began. Thanks for sharing, Teresa. God Bless you! I believe that is Teresa speaking in the first...

This one is from a photo essay by a guy named Mertin Garrison. He has lots of nice photos–this one is of the Thomas Aquinas College students after the Walk in Justin Herman Plaza....

San Francisco’s famous photojournalist who uses the name “Zombie” covered the Walk again this year. Zombie, who describes himself as “moderately pro-choice” provides fair and blanced covereage of the Walk and our opposition. A couple of his observations: Comparing the sizes of the Walk and its opposition: ‘What if they gave a war and nobody came?’ Because while huge numbers of people did indeed show up,...

A lady named Donna Ellis and her family visited the City for the Walk for Life West Coast, and she made a fun photo essay. Here are a few, and you can see the full essay on her Facebook page. From the view, it looks like they were staying at the Comfort Inn on Van Ness and Lombard.   Getting ready.   Meeting the good Sisters of...