The Catholic Sun, newspaper of the Diocese of Phoenix, has the story: “Do not be ashamed to bear your testimony to our Lord, but bear your share of hardship for the Gospel,” said Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco. The remarks came at the Walk for Life Mass Jan. 28 at St. Mary’s Cathedral in San Francisco, where Pope Francis granted a plenary indulgence to all Catholics.   The day of pro-life activities on began with the...

Wow. The Cathedral is never more filled with worshippers than it is at the annual Mass before the Walk for Life West Coast. Check it out, kneeling room only!    

Did you make videos of the Walk for Life West Coast? Let us know! This one is from the Newman Society of Oregon State University–check it out!     #babiessavingbabies #walkforlifewc #WalkForLife #WFLWC

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...

Generations of TAC’ers have been coming to the Walk for Life West Coast now! Here’s some photos and text from a slideshow on their website: After the close of classes on Friday, January 26, more than 200 Thomas Aquinas College students departed for San Francisco and the 14th annual Walk for Life West Coast. They arrived late in the night at North Beach’s Saints Peter and Paul Church in San Francisco, where the Salesian fathers...

Every year the Mass for the Walk for Life West Coast is one of the most, if not the most) well attended Masses at St. Mary’s Cathedral. Check out these photos from Walk co-chair Eva Muntean. Love seeing the young people kneeling on the hard floor! Just like Saint Mother Theresa’s Missionaries!