We are blessed to once again be joined by our brothers and sisters from Anglicans for Life! What’s more, they will be once again hosting their Life Symposium on the Friday before the Walk. From their event page: “Our second annual Life Symposium is Friday, January 25th, the day before the San Francisco Walk for Life on Saturday, January 26th. We are hosting the event at the El Rancho Inn near the San Francisco airport, so if you’re...

Our Walk for Life West Coast banners with our message “Abortion Hurts Women!” are back up on Market Street! Nice! Here’s a closer view: Last year, our Board of Supervisors issued Resolution #140040, opposing our right to place the banners along the Market Street route of the Walk. They, in their capacity as elected officials, urged a review of the city’s permitting process for public banners because they did not agree with our...

Good people around the world standing up for human rights, and to awaken the consciences of our brothers and sisters! On November 22, more than 60,000 people marched in Madrid, Spain, for “life, women, and family.”   And on October 11, in Melbourne, Australia, an estimated 7,000 marched in defense of the littlest among us. That is twice as many as at the same march last year:    ...

Archbishop Silvano Tomasi, Pope Francis’ ambassador to the United Nations reminded U.N officials, who pretend to be against torture, that abortion IS torture. From Life News:   New York, NY (CFAM) — The Vatican had strong words for U.N. experts who accused the Catholic Church of torture because of its teaching on abortion. “The Holy See condemns the torture of anyone, including those tortured and killed before they are born,” said...

On May 3, tens of thousands of Irish Pro-Lifers flooded the streets of Dublin to stand for the littlest among us. From LifeNews: Thousands of pro-life people lined the streets of Dublin on Saturday to protest abortion and tell the government the pro-life movement in Ireland still strongly opposes its bill that was the first step to legalizing abortions. The Fine Gael party promised voters it would not legalize abortion and the party broke that...

On Monday, George Wesolek, a wonderful man and early supporter of the Walk for Life West Coast, passed away. Our thoughts and prayers are with George’s family, friends, and many, many admirers. From today’s issue of  Catholic San Francisco: Longtime archdiocesan social justice director, advocate dies Valerie Schmalz George Wesolek, a man whose life was marked by a passion for social justice including protection of the unborn,...