“The crises that we have gone through in recent years have shown us that the institution in which we find the greatest support in times of difficulty is the family,” she said. “This Corso is not against anyone, it is a celebration that on the contrary seeks to affirm, promote and protect the value of every person and every human life.”

In an effort to promote families, event organizers featured many different families on the parade’s Facebook page in the weeks leading up to the event.

Speaking to attendees was the archbishop of Arequipa, Javier Del Río Alba.

“It’s a joy to reencounter families, young people, adults, children, mothers in these groups that entered the parade that say yes to life in our dear Arequipa, after two years of not being able to do it like this in person,” he said. “It is very encouraging to see that thousands upon thousands celebrate the gift of life and family.” 

According to the event’s organizers, the parade lasted more than three hours and consisted of civil, cultural, and artistic associations; municipalities; educational institutions and workshops; health clinics, artisan guilds, private companies and institutions that work for children, women, and the family.

The CORVIDA organization is composed of the Life and Family Association, Doctors for Life, Ethics and Law, Pro-Woman and Human Rights, Project Hope, Young Life, Communication and Dialogue, the citizen’s platform Let’s Save Them Both, and other groups.

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“The crises that we have gone through in recent years have shown us that the institution in which we find the greatest support in times of difficulty is the family,” she said. “This Corso is not against anyone, it is a celebration that on the contrary seeks to affirm, promote and protect the value of every person and every human life.”

In an effort to promote families, event organizers featured many different families on the parade’s Facebook page in the weeks leading up to the event.

Speaking to attendees was the archbishop of Arequipa, Javier Del Río Alba.

“It’s a joy to reencounter families, young people, adults, children, mothers in these groups that entered the parade that say yes to life in our dear Arequipa, after two years of not being able to do it like this in person,” he said. “It is very encouraging to see that thousands upon thousands celebrate the gift of life and family.” 

According to the event’s organizers, the parade lasted more than three hours and consisted of civil, cultural, and artistic associations; municipalities; educational institutions and workshops; health clinics, artisan guilds, private companies and institutions that work for children, women, and the family.

The CORVIDA organization is composed of the Life and Family Association, Doctors for Life, Ethics and Law, Pro-Woman and Human Rights, Project Hope, Young Life, Communication and Dialogue, the citizen’s platform Let’s Save Them Both, and other groups.

Did you know that as little as $10 a month is enough to reach more than 3,000 people with the truth about abortion that no one else is telling them? Click here to start saving lives 365 days a year.