Bless their hearts! Two buses full from St. John the Baptist (good pastor, Fr. Sergio Lopez) plus the second year Confirmation class! This is from the parish bulletin: ...
Marian Sisters of Santa Rosa at #walkforlifewc
Nice slideshow from the Sisters here. And here’s one of their images: “On Saturday, January 27, 2018, a large portion of the community was blessed to join tens of thousands of faithful witnesses to the sanctity of life from natural conception to natural death at the Walk for Life 2018. The Sisters began the day by attending the Most Holy Sacrifice of the Mass celebrated at the Cathedral by the Archbishop joined by many Bishops...
Couples (and singles!) for Christ at #walkforlifewc
The Couples for Christ, a lay association of the Church recognized by the Vatican and founded in the Philippines, is always at the Walk for Life West Coast! CFC was founded in 1981 and is now in 163 countries! Go here to learn more about them, and here’s some pictures from our friend Mauril Mariano: ...
15 year-old Captures Happiness of #walkforlifewc
We love young people at the Walk! We love happy people at the Walk! We love shots of happy young people at the Walk! Check out these photos by 15 year-old Aidan Quigley, a student at SF’s Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep: Thanks, Aidan! Walkers, send us YOUR photos!
“Walter and Lori are the epitome of love” #walkforlifewc
Two great stories in the Oakland Catholic Voice about the Rev. Walter and Lori Hoye, and the StabdUp4Life Rally on Friday, January 26, the day before the Walk. Speakers exhort Oakland at pro-life rally By Michele Jurich Staff writer “We need public servants who know the difference between serving the public and killing the public,” Father Frank Pavone told the noonday gathering in the plaza in front of Oakland City Hall on Jan. 26....
‘I could see solid people all the way to the Ferry Building’ #walkforlifewc
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...
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