Illinois Bishops Call on Faithful to Oppose Assisted-Suicide Bill
This year, bills proposing the legalization of medical assisted suicide have been introduced in several other states and are continuing to move forward in the legislation process.
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UK Bishops’ Conference President Speaks Out Against ‘Deeply Flawed’ Assisted-Suicide Bill
Cardinal Vincent Nichols wrote an April 1 pastoral letter, urging Catholics to express their opposition to the anti-life legislation.
Watchdog Effort Launches to Oppose Assisted Suicide in US
The organization also helps Catholics address end-of-life decisions in line with Church teaching.
Faithful Launch Rosary Crusade to Defeat UK Assisted-Suicide Bill
Opponents of the legislation have warned that, if passed, the bill would lead to the deaths of many vulnerable people, normalize suicide and further significantly undermine the moral fabric of British society.
UK Pro-Life Leaders Warn of ‘Disaster’ in Outsourcing Assisted Dying to Private Sector
If it passes, the bill will then have to progress through the House of Lords before it can receive royal assent and become law.
Here Are the States Where Assisted Suicide Legislation Is Gaining Ground in 2025
Currently, 10 states along with the District of Columbia have MAID laws that allow physician-assisted suicide.
Opponents of Assisted Suicide Renew Fight in Delaware Against Proposed Bill
The statement added that the legislation, if passed, 'would fundamentally change Delaware’s legal approach to medical ethics, medical practice, and health care decision-making.'
Alberta Government Considers New Euthanasia Regulations
Assisted suicide in Canada has become increasingly popular since it was first legalized in 2016.
Catholic Bishops in UK Express Dismay After Parliament Passes Assisted Suicide Bill
Bishop Sherrington said that bishops were particularly concerned about a lack of protection for conscientious objection.
UK Poised to Legalize Assisted Suicide Despite Catholic Outcry
A leading critic of the legislation, Cardinal Vincent Nichols of Westminster, has warned that the bill, if passed, could lead to a ‘slippery slope’ and instill ‘great fear and trepidation’ among the frail and vulnerable, especially those with disabilities.
