February 2012
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January 2012
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Pro-Life Wisconsin at the March for Life
@ProLifeWI #Milwaukee #Madison #GreenBay #LaCrosse #Appleton
Now that #marchforlife is over, what R U going to do the other 364 days to change the culture? Small interactions mean big transformations.
— Jackie Francois (@JackieFrancois)
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March For Life
So, I got back from DC at three this morning. It was so incredible! I went to the mass at the Cathedral on Sunday which was amazing! They had shrines done in entirely in mosaics. My favorite was a room with deep blue mosaic walls and a poll with a statue of Mary and Jesus. The next day, we went to the youth rally and mass. The amount of people there was breathtaking! The actual march was amazing too. Being able to be part of such a wonderful cause is so wonderful!
The March for Life photos you probably haven't seen →
osvdailytake.com
If your local newspapers are anything like mine, you probably didn’t see more than two inches of copy devoted to the annual March for Life and the thousands of people who walked in the rain to stand up for the unborn….
Youth a strong presence at DC March for Life →
catholicnewsagency.com
Here’s a report about this years March for Life that you won’t see in the main stream media.
So proud of all my Bostonians protesting for life today!
Even though I couldn’t come, I was with you in spirit.
We are the prolife generation.
Participated in the march for life in Washington D.C. today.
It was so awesome. I want to volunteer, participate, and take action in things more often! Not too mention, I have never seen so many people in one spot, and it’s even cooler knowing that they were there fighting for something real and standing up for something they believe in, and giving their voice to the voiceless.
Pictures from the Front Lines →
theromanroad.wordpress.com
Our son and I are now home from today’s March for Life. As with the last two years, it was a joy-filled, sorrowful day. Mostly, as with the last two years, I was struck by the huge numbers of children, teens, and college students in attendance. And our son ate up the Youth Mass and Youth Rally at the Verizon Center, energized by the homily from Fr. Mark Ivany and sustained by the Eucharist….
My friend posted this on her facebook:
2011 Occupy D.C. - 3,000
2011 Occupy Oakland - 20,000
2011 Occupy Wall Street - 30,000
2010 Colbert/Stewart Rally - 200,000
2009 GLBT Equality March - 200,000
1963 Great March on Washington -250,000
2011 March for Life - 400,000+
Today is the largest, annual non-partisan political protest in America, and you would never know it.Three cheers for the unbiased media!
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March for Life just tweeted :
“Still working on estimates but Park Police agree we were close to half a million strong! #marchforlife “
March For Life and Youth Rally and Mass
District of Columbia and Verizon Center.
Most awesome event evarr
