Pro-Life Marchers Unite for Life in San Francisco
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 1 day ago
**Victory**
In a remarkable turn of events, tens of thousands gathered in San Francisco to participate in the 21st annual West Coast Walk for Life, showcasing the unwavering commitment of Americans to the pro-life cause.
Despite heavy political and social opposition, the vibrant crowd marched through the heart of the city, chanting and holding signs emblazoned with messages like "Abortion is Not Healthcare" and "Love Them Both."
This year, high school and college students took the lead, emphasizing the importance of the next generation in the pro-life movement.
Organizer Eva Muntean, co-chair of the Walk for Life West Coast, declared that "over three times as many babies have been saved" since the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022.
The event featured passionate speeches from leaders in the pro-life community, including Ryan Bomberger, who boldly challenged the opposition by stating, "Our opposition doesn’t want us to stand up. But who will speak up and stand up for the innocent here?"
Pro-life advocates are energized following the historic Supreme Court ruling that has returned the issue of abortion to the states.
While some states have moved to ban abortions altogether, others, including California, have opted for amendments ensuring abortion access.
At the rally's conclusion, a former abortion clinic worker, Kelly Lester, spoke about the realities and dangers of the abortion industry, declaring that it has "one goal and one goal only, and it is not choice, it is abortion."
Pro-lifers have consistently faced off against loud opposition, but they pressed forward, taking the time to engage in dialogue with bystanders.
Many attendees encountered protesters who vocally challenged their views, but the pro-life supporters remained steadfast in their mission to advocate for life.
One marcher, high school senior Dani Marotti, articulated the urgency of the matter, noting, "A third of my generation has been aborted. Now is the time to stand up and say that these innocents are human beings too, and have the same rights as those that have been born."
Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco spoke during a pre-walk Mass, echoing the sentiments of the pro-life advocates by urging them to continue their fight for justice despite inevitable pushback.
His message was clear: standing for what is right often comes at a cost, but perseverance in the face of adversity is crucial.
As pro-life activists convened in San Francisco, their collective resolve demonstrated that the fight for life remains a powerful and unyielding force in America today.
Sources:
redstate.com
theepochtimes.com
wnd.com
In a remarkable turn of events, tens of thousands gathered in San Francisco to participate in the 21st annual West Coast Walk for Life, showcasing the unwavering commitment of Americans to the pro-life cause.
Despite heavy political and social opposition, the vibrant crowd marched through the heart of the city, chanting and holding signs emblazoned with messages like "Abortion is Not Healthcare" and "Love Them Both."
This year, high school and college students took the lead, emphasizing the importance of the next generation in the pro-life movement.
Organizer Eva Muntean, co-chair of the Walk for Life West Coast, declared that "over three times as many babies have been saved" since the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022.
The event featured passionate speeches from leaders in the pro-life community, including Ryan Bomberger, who boldly challenged the opposition by stating, "Our opposition doesn’t want us to stand up. But who will speak up and stand up for the innocent here?"
Pro-life advocates are energized following the historic Supreme Court ruling that has returned the issue of abortion to the states.
While some states have moved to ban abortions altogether, others, including California, have opted for amendments ensuring abortion access.
At the rally's conclusion, a former abortion clinic worker, Kelly Lester, spoke about the realities and dangers of the abortion industry, declaring that it has "one goal and one goal only, and it is not choice, it is abortion."
Pro-lifers have consistently faced off against loud opposition, but they pressed forward, taking the time to engage in dialogue with bystanders.
Many attendees encountered protesters who vocally challenged their views, but the pro-life supporters remained steadfast in their mission to advocate for life.
One marcher, high school senior Dani Marotti, articulated the urgency of the matter, noting, "A third of my generation has been aborted. Now is the time to stand up and say that these innocents are human beings too, and have the same rights as those that have been born."
Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco spoke during a pre-walk Mass, echoing the sentiments of the pro-life advocates by urging them to continue their fight for justice despite inevitable pushback.
His message was clear: standing for what is right often comes at a cost, but perseverance in the face of adversity is crucial.
As pro-life activists convened in San Francisco, their collective resolve demonstrated that the fight for life remains a powerful and unyielding force in America today.
Sources:
redstate.com
theepochtimes.com
wnd.com
Latest News