Every year since his sister Terri Schiavo died, Bobby Schindler and his family have held a small Catholic Mass at a parishchurch near their St. Petersburg-area home.
This March 31, Schindler wanted to give the event more of a national appeal, one befitting the cause his sister represented four years ago when the removal of her feeding tube and subsequent death interested everyone from St. Petersburg to Tallahassee, from Washington D.C. to the Vatican.
