Abortion has never been a 'religious' issue

WASHINGTON — The March for Life is technically a secular event. But everywhere you look, religion is there.

Christian singer Jordan St. Cyr headlined the pre-march concert and invoked God in his music and between his songs. The Knights of Columbus printed and distributed their ubiquitous “DEFEND LIFE” signs. Most of the groups at the march, it seemed, were Catholic parishes, Catholic colleges, or Catholic high schools.