Monroe County residents, students attend March for Life in Lansing
Students from Holy Ghost Lutheran School and St. Mary Catholic Central High School and area residents attended the first Michigan March of Life.
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Students from Holy Ghost Lutheran School and St. Mary Catholic Central High School and area residents attended the first Michigan March of Life.
Many women feel as I do that we are breeding the mentality that a woman’s sole purpose in life is to be a human incubator – or a paid escort.
More than 200 attended Monroe's Walk for Life. John Agubosim, a recent University of Toledo graduate, addressed the crowd.
The march, in its fifth year, aims to protect life in the womb. It will begin at St. Mary Church and is sponsored by lus Vitae Foundation.
Among the group's goals are to meet women in crisis pregnancies where they are and to educate and promote a culture of life among young people.