Catholic Coffee Klatch: Chatting With Lord David Alton
Pro-Life Parliamentarian Has a Sense of History
Pro-Life Parliamentarian Has a Sense of History
Despite official censure, British Catholic parliamentarian continues to speak out.
On Wednesday, Labour member of Parliament Lauren Edwards reintroduced the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, which failed to pass the House of Lords in April.
Lord David Alton discusses a new project at Stonyhurst College.
COMMENTARY: Chesterton observed, after the defeat of…the 1913 Mental Deficiency Bill to sterilise those classified as ‘feeble-minded’ or ‘moral defectives’ that ‘the dazed dupes will be back again.’
Lord David Alton said the Holy Father is in ‘a unique position’ to draw the world’s attention to North Korea’s significant human rights abuses.
EWTN News spoke to the journalist in February about his more than 50 years covering the Vatican.
With a final vote on the controversial proposal due to take place on March 17, Scottish bishops have made an urgent plea to Scottish politicians to reject the legislation.
The Northern Ireland Assembly in 2016 successfully opposed legal abortion, but because the assembly is currently not functional due to a dispute between its two major political parties, the British Parliament has passed an Executive Formation bill meant to serve as a temporary legislative replacement.
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