The peaceful mobilization against the law for the so-called “egalitarian” marriage has never stopped, on Internet and in the streets, even with encampments in front of the National Assembly or at the homes of ministers, in what has been described as “the operation of morning waking” before the houses of Ministers, or gatherings of young people singing and being together “vigils” (they are called, precisely, veilleurs). There is also the network of the “mothers who watch” —mères veilleuses— in protest against adoptions by same-sex couples, and especially against surrogacy, which is «the capitalist commodification of the poorest women’s wombs».
 

The President of the French Bishops’ Conference and Archbishop of Marseille, Msgr. Georges Pontier, who was elected in April and will assume the office in July, believes that the demonstrations in defense of life, the family and the dignity of the human person, should be extended with the same energy to all fields of life and of social coexistence, where the fundamental and inalienable values at stake are not only ethical and bioethical but also economic and political. All areas of existence and knowledge, in fact, are based on an anthropological vision, on a conception of life and of the human person. It is, in fact, a matter of human ecology. All those who share the same concern for the fate of human beings and the same responsibility are, therefore, invited to attend.