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​​​​​​​​​​The 2025 MCCL March for Life will mark the anniversary of abortion’s legalization with an unforgettable remembrance of those excluded from protection by our state’s extreme pro-abortion laws—and a compelling call to rebuild a Minnesota where both moms and babies are valued and loved. Make plans now to join thousands of other pro-life Minnesotans for this important event.

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The March takes place at noon on Wednesday, Jan. 22, on the grounds of the Minnesota Capitol in St. Paul. It will be followed by a brief program on the Capitol steps from 12:30 to 1:00. Like last year’s event, the 2025 March will feature a powerful visual display of life-size models of unborn babies, one for each life lost to abortion in Minnesota last year.  

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Those who pre-register will receive pro-life beanie hats (if you are a student) or pro-life buttons, while supplies last. Registration is very helpful but not required—as always, everyone is welcome!​

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MCCL has held the March each year since 1974, but this year’s event comes at a pivotal time. Legislators and Gov. Walz have enacted a number of extreme anti-life laws, and abortions have risen 39 percent in just two years. Unborn babies, pregnant women, newborns with disabilities, and others are at grave risk in our state.  

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But pro-life victories in the 2024 election show that Minnesotans are pushing back. We can rebuild a pro-life Minnesota, but we can only do it through the combined efforts of pro-lifers across the state. That’s what the March for Life is all about.  ​

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March for Life resources:

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Download promotional posters and social media graphics to share and encourage others to attend the March. Contact MCCL for sample bulletin announcements or help with arranging bus transportation from your area.

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Directions and parking information are available online. Buses may park along Martin Luther King Blvd. Pro-life signs will be provided, but you are also free to bring your own. In case of severe weather, check this website or contact MCCL at 612-825-6831 to see if there is a change of plans. 

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Read about and watch the 2024 March. You can also see pictures from the 2023, 2022, 2020, 2019. 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, and 2014 Marches, and view archival photographs from five decades of the March.

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