Nevertheless, when the Mass was over, I approached Fr. Salvador, introduced myself, and reminded him about the adoration session I requested. He smiled back at me and assured me he would expose the Blessed Sacramento once he was free to do so. It took him half an hour to take care of things before he exposed the Blessed Sacrament for us. We looked at each other silently, that half hour was to be used for our walk back to the Capitol. It was evident we were going to sacrifice the March for Life so that the Unborn Jesus would be worshiped in Sacramento. It did give us consolation in praying for those participating in the march. Since the schedule coordinator did not announce our adoration session, we had a small group of 12 worshipers; some of them spoke only Spanish. I decided then to have a bilingual session. The Unborn Jesus Holy Hour went well. A young man wanted to know if we were the regular adoration group of that parish. He wanted to join us from then on. I explained to him we came from Los Angeles to participate on the March for Life events in Sacramento. I then gave him a copy of the prayers and suggested that he start an Unborn Jesus Adoration Group at Our Lady of Guadalupe parish. We then walked back to the Capitol hoping the Pro- life rally had taken longer than expected and at least make it to the last part of the March, but that was not to be so. When we arrived at the park the March was over. There we recognized a familiar face: It was Ray riding his bicycle! On the back of his bicycle there was a sign attached that displayed the words: “Stop abortion now!”; and a funny picture of himself with a baby doll body holding a sign with the message “Thank God I am alive.” Ray is also a member of Saint Gerard Magellan Parish and he has participated in the Unborn Jesus Holy Hours there. He was in the area visiting relatives and he planned to participate in the Sacramento March for Life and in the San Francisco March for Life. He joined us until it was time to depart for the bus. We then lobbied Frances’ representative, and my representative. In both cases we got the “buffer treatment.” No representative came to meet us, but their young assistants received us and took notes of our Prolife concerns. At the end we visited the Capitol points of interest and went back to the park to meet our bus. We arrived back to Calvary Chapel to pick up our cars from its parking lot. It was about 12 midnight when we all said goodbye to each other and departed for our homes.