“Since the origins of human civilization until about ten years ago,” von Krempach wrote, “it was clear to everyone that marriage is between a man and a woman, and that same-sex ‘marriages’ therefore cannot exist. No one should therefore be surprised that in the constitutional laws of most countries there is no definition of marriage – it simply was not needed.”
“With the adoption, by a small but growing number of countries, of legislation that allows for same-sex ‘marriages’, the once universal moral and legal consensus on marriage has been destroyed,” he added.
Slovakia is among the best of the post Communist countries.
I lived there full time from 2004 till 2009.
There are a few old and beautiful Catholic churches in old town Bratislava.
No doubt the EU judges will overturn, as our judges have overturned state constitutions here.
Now, Slovakia needs to take the rest of the step and criminalize homosexual sodomy again. Otherwise, the infection will fester.