March for Life

"Several of the 21 members of Congress who appeared on stage together at the rally spoke about their hope that the tide was turning in the effort to end legal abortion in the United States. A number of pro-life senators appeared on video to add their support to the event." - BPNews

"The annual event is asking participants to 'stay home' for the first time since Roe v. Wade." - CToday

Related: 2021 March for Life moves to virtual event

"Other presidents have addressed the rally by video or phone, the Washington Post reported, but Trump will be the first to speak at the event." - BPNews

"In Colorado, thousands attended the 'Celebrate Life' march to rally against late-term abortions. . . .approximately 9,000 people appeared in Chicago to protest their beliefs in the 'March for Life Chicago.' In 2014, only 1,000 showed to the event. This year’s theme was "Life empowers: Pro-life is Pro-Woman.'" - Christian Headlines

"Photos and time-lapse footage clearly show many thousands(an estimated 100,000—some say two to three times that number) showed up for this annual rally in DC for the unborn." - AiG

Today, tens of thousands of Americans have traveled to Washington, D.C., for the 45th annual March for Life. They come from all across our nation, and from every walk of life – students of every age, blue-collar workers, people of many backgrounds, mothers and fathers, sons and daughters....

Catholic doctrine on Purgatory and indulgences reveals a major difference between Catholic and Protestant theology about whether one’s actions, assisted by grace, can remove temporal punishment due to sin. The Catholic Church teaches that a plenary indulgence – the kind available to Catholics attending the 2018 March for Life – frees a person from all temporal punishment due to sin.

Why the March for Life is becoming a destination for more evangelicals