The Exhibition at the Vita National Pro-Life Conference held in Bangalore was a pivotal moment for raising awareness about the sanctity of life. This event brought together representatives from 20 dioceses across India, creating a space for dialogue, reflection, and education on vital prolife topics. The exhibition showcased a range of displays focusing on critical issues such as abortion, euthanasia, pornography, and gender dysphoria, each designed to spark conversation and deepen understanding of the Church’s teachings on these moral concerns.

The exhibits included informational panels, real-life testimonies, interactive multimedia presentations, and literature that highlighted both the theological and scientific perspectives on these issues. These displays were meticulously curated to inform and challenge visitors to reflect on their role in defending life from conception to natural death. Special focus was given to the emotional, psychological, and spiritual impacts of abortion and euthanasia, while also addressing modern challenges such as the rise of pornography and the complexities surrounding gender identity.

Representatives from dioceses engaged actively with the displays, asking questions, sharing insights, and discussing ways to promote prolife values within their communities. The exhibition not only served as an educational tool but also as a call to action, empowering attendees to become advocates for life in their respective regions across India.