March for Life images

Things Will Change ^ | 1/27/06 | Dangus

[dangus]

Incredibly, this is only a very small portion of the march:
Two of the photographers interviewing some Franciscans. (Prolifers: The Force IS With Them.)



Supposedly, this is a very large rosary. I think someone came up with a great way of keeping their group together:

The march's lead group

At that age, it's easy to like a media ham:

Two of the web site's creators/photographers, Mike and his very lovely girlfriend, Jessica:


Let's pray some day there are this many people from Ave Maria University on the INSIDE of the Supreme Court building!:
Another photographer/creator of the web site.

[marlon]

Yeah not to sound too creepy but I looked at these pictures and thought what a bunch of beautiful young girls and was stgruck by the contrast of pictures of the pro-death marches. There are actually women in these pictures who you can imagine becoming impregnated I always look at the other groups and think, why are they so concerned I can't imagine they will ever have to face the issue themselves!

[klossg]

Gorgeous marchers! Young, old, religious ... LIFE is good! The more pics the better.

[buck61]

Do you know God keeps a record? Some day for all those who fight this fight will be seen by all of heaven and earth. And, they will be singing songs the angles can't sing.
Thank you for your support and hard work.

[buck61]

Very impressive, Thank You Very Much.

[dangus]

>> I always look at the other groups and think, why are they so concerned [about unwanted pregnancies]<<

Sadly, women with low self-esteem breed a lot. They figure it's how they can get someone to love them.

[buck61]

This is a massive show of support, can't wait to get to heaven to see a real massive gathering and, singing songs the angels can't sing.

[dangus]

>> Sadly, women with low self-esteem breed a lot. They figure it's how they can get someone to love them. <<

...And on the flip side, women with high self esteem can be beautiful regardless of the "unattractive features." A man in love can be much more "forgiving" of "body flaws" than most women imagine.

[dangus]

>> And, they will be singing songs the angles can't sing. <<

Heaven... where all the angles are right angles, and yet each one is acute angle.

(Pardon the obtuse humor... It's reflexive.)

[cgk]

Thank you so very much. I am grateful that I can be newly humbled by sights such as these. I was moved beyond words just seeing the after-action photos from the March for Life in San Francisco - many more turned out than I had expected to show in that liberal city. I spent a lot of time there growing up being from that area, and am warmed to see Life making an impact on what I once thought was a lost cause.

[sportutegrl]

I think I saw a Steelers Fan. Sixth pix from the bottom.

Go Steelers!

Go Lynn Swann!

[Bahbah]

Seeing all of those young people there brings tears to my eyes.

[WVNan]

46,000,000 would have kept the Boomer generation on social security for a much longer time. serves them right. Karma's not so fun.

[dangus]

>> I think I saw a Steelers Fan. Sixth pix from the bottom. <<

O My Goodness... the place was CRAWLING with Steelers fans. :^D Thousands apon thousands of them, literally. I was like, "Well, I guess I know which Superbowl team has the Catholic vote!" Even priests wearing Steelers jackets over their clerical black shirts and white collars.

(And Steubenville, OH, which is to US authentic Catholics what Branson, MO is to country music, is right next to Pittsburg.)

[Clint N. Suhks]

Thanks for this. Clint Jr was there and I watched the whole CSPAN coverage trying to find him...but to no avail.

Unfortunately I didn't see him here either so I'm going to look at www.thingswillchange.org. Again thanks!

[right-wingin_It]

BUMP!

Thank you!

[Clint N. Suhks]

If anyone went to the prayer vigil at the MCI center in the morning can you let me know? I have a question.

[Dr. Scarpetta]

46,000,000 would have kept the Boomer generation on social security for a much longer time. serves them right. Karma's not so fun.

I once wrote a letter to the editor about abortion, listing a large group of cities and their population, explaining how many cities it takes to add up to the number of people aborted. The editor called me and asked if I could prove what I was writing. I did, and they printed the letter.

[tallhappy]

Wow. Thanks.

[dangus]

I'd think this is DEFINITELY something you'd want to ping *smile*

[dangus]

Village Voice, of all places, said it was the largest ever.