Darwin Sayo’s Walk for Life photo was on the electronic billboard in Times Square! Kind of hard to make out on this webcam shot, but it must have looked great from ground level.

We are blessed beyond belief in our young people! The song is “Inheritance.” The band is “Shadow of the Locust.” They are part of the Lila Rose/Live Action and Rock for Life generation. God Bless them! In a January 26 interview with Trey on sphereofhiphop.com Wut Metaphysical of Shadow of the Locust described the new song: “Also, look for a new song/video out by Calmplex, Prefekt and I, filmed at the 2010 Walk for...

Some nice shots. Double-click any image for a larger version. On January 22, a Newsweek writer asked where all the “Young, vibrant women” were in the abortion debate, and concluded “Likely, they’re at home.” Apparently, the Walk for Life leaders did not get that memo: And there’s our friend Ben giving the thumbs up: Wall-to-wall pro-lifers All photos this post courtesy Darwin Sayo, Walk for Life West Coast...

It’s got to be the prettiest march route in the world. This is Aquatic Park. Double click image for a larger size. That’s the Balclutha above, an old whaling vessel, part of the Maritime Museum. The photo below really gives a feeling for the size of the Walk. The walkers stretch all the way behind the building on the right in a big loop to where you see them coming off Jefferson street–and there are thousands of pro-lifers...

So says “Zombie.” For those who have not heard of him, Zombie is a well known San Francisco photojournalist and reporter, who records many demonstrations in the Bay Area. Don’t let the name fool you, “Zombie” is a serious man. He has been pivotal in a number of exposès that were then followed up by the mainstream media: “Anatomy of a Photograph”, “Obama’s Science Czar,” etc. Zombie,...

A group from “40 Days For Life.” It will be starting soon! The founder, Mr. David Bereit was the recipient of the year’s “St. Gianna Molla Award” given to those who have shown special heroism in the cause of life. What a wonderful expression on this young man’s face. And on this Sister’s. As always, the religious were out in force. Plenty of Dominicans, including our friend Fr. Anselm, below at left....