Bratislava reúne a 30.000 personas en defensa de la vida desde la concepción hasta la muerte natural

Approximately 30,000 people participated in the fifth National March for Life in Bratislava, Slovakia, on Sunday, September 20. Organizers estimated the crowd size through the news agency of the Slovak Bishops' Conference. The marchers walked from Liberty Square through the streets of the capital's center to demand protection for human beings from conception to natural death.

The mobilization included families and young people from various regions of the country. Participants advocated for the protection of unborn children, support for pregnant women in difficulty, and a ban on surrogacy. The event received support from the Slovak Bishops' Conference and a greeting from Pope Leo XIV.

Before the march began, bishops from across the country participated in masses and liturgical celebrations in several churches in the capital. The program also included speeches from local and foreign guests. Patrik Daniška, the main coordinator of the event, stated that the National Marches for Life are moments of pride for the nation where people act justly.