Bozell had asked clinic administrators to stop the abortions and, if they would not do so, to appoint a Catholic nurse to administer Baptism and prepare the remains for Catholic burial after each abortion. Bozell and about 230 others met at a local church for a "Funeral Mass for The Holy Innocents" celebrated by four priests. The rally afterwards included a Pro Life student group from the University of Dallas, "Los Hijos de la Tormenta" ("The Sons of Thunder"), who were dressed in khaki and red berets (red berets being worn by the Basques, whom Bozell admired), wore rosaries, and carried papal flags. One speaker declared: "America ... you are daggering to death your unborn of tomorrow. The very cleanliness of your sterilized murder gives off the stench of death."