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placeholder February 8, 2010   •   VOL. 48, NO. 3   •   Oakland, CA

More than 30,000 pro-life advocates rally in Justin Herman Plaza in San Francisco on a rainy Jan. 23 before a walk along the Embarcadero to Marina Green to affirm all human life, including that of the unborn.
all Photos by José Luis Aguirre
Walk for Life West Coast

ABOVE: Young men carry pro-life banners during the ecumenical march, which was first held in 2005. RIGHT: These women are among many who recited the rosary while walking from the Ferry Building to the Marina. The Walk is held annually around the date of the U.S. Supreme Court’s 1973 decision legalizing abortion.
 


Many of the participants walk as groups representing parishes and Catholic organizations. Oakland Bishop Salvatore Cordileone concelebrated a pre-Walk Mass in St. Mary’s Cathedral along with more than 40 priests and bishops and 2, 200 worshippers. Archbishop George Niederauer was the principal concelebrant. 
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