Photos and video - Saturday's Walk for Life in NYC.

Good turnout on a rainy day with 200 pro-life participants - about double last year's attendees. About 30 pro-abortion minions complete with their vile signs and cowbells. The rally was at the corner of Centre St. and Reade St. and then a march down Broadway into the financial district.

Pictures below and at the end, three very short videos.

Here are some of the calmer pro abortion people

Back to the Rally... The young man with the grey beanie is Father Vincent, a Diocesan priest.

The walk sets off

This woman and about 25 others followed the march all the way

You can't be more vile then this - very, very, sad.

Some video - this Hispanic woman with the pink backpack did a great job with her megaphone - a continuous stream of right to life calls and prayers.

 

The end of the walk -

To see 40 seconds of a brief altercation, including Fr Fidelis being harassed, go here -

https://twitter.com/ViralNewsNYC/status/1640024035185553410

 

Comments

[catherine Adago]

It is good to see pro life people marching in New York City. The left keeps getting uglier. Saint Michel the Arch Angel, defend us in battle!

[Theresa Bonopartis]

That one sign about killing their son-they are...free will

so lost and blind.
Makes me afraid to think of what I may be blind to.

prayers....
glad you were not hurt

[tom faranda]

A terribly sad sign there at theend of the photos.

[Edmund P. Riely Jr.]

Way to go Tom, thanks for sacrificing your body and camera to protect Father Fidelis from those three thugs. Great restraint on your part in not Rugby slamming those three Antifa slugs to the ground. Many of you don't know it but Tom Faranda was an award winning fullback and Championship Coach.

[Elizabeth Rex]

In the freezing rain, and with loud protesters trying to disrupt our amazing speakers, this was our BEST International Gift of Life Walk EVER. Their desperate tactics are exposing their vicious lies and the intrinsic evil of killing unborn children.
We will never give up protecting all human life from the moment of conception until natural death.
Thank you to the organizers and to everyone who attended! See you again next year on March 25, the Feast of the Annunciation and the International Day of the Unborn Child established by St. Pope John Paul II.