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- My girls with their friend, who comes with us to the March.
The girls with some of the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist. We met up with some of their postulants near the end of the March.
My husband, standing behind the girls, shows his pride in the Knights of Columbus.
This Sign was Carried by a College Student
True! Such a Clever Sign!
There were several of these in pink and blue, many with baby announcement balloons.
My daughter made this sign for 40 Days for Life and carried it proudly at the March.
These were fantastic! Carried by young and old!
I loved this sign, too! Notice the Canadian flag?
This group of college students all had home-made signs that were clever and well thought-out.
Same group as before, more of their thought-provoking signs.
My 12 year old loved this sign and asked me to get a picture of it for her.
For some good information on the March for Life, which is being ignored (again) by the mainstream media, despite there being well over 200,000 people there (again), head to these places:
- The Anchoress: Pro-Life Marchers Roundup (UPDATED)
- St. Blogustine: 2011 March for Life in Washington, DC (with lots of links)
- Jennifer at Conversion Diary: Observations from the Walk for Life (the West Coast Walk happened January 22, the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, and they had about 50,000 people who weren’t talked about, either)
Domestic Vocation 
Very nice. It was a great day to be there, so glad we got to be a part of it.
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Love the pictures, esp the “tissue 1. Going to post a couple of them along with a link on my blog. Now if only the main stream media would show things the way they really are. But then, that would undermine their agenda, wouldn’t it.
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Oh, you make me wish I was there! But I felt sad that our precious children even have to know this kind of evil exists in the world. So glad to see so many young people standing up for the sanctity of human life!
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