
UK Catholic Bishops Join Other Faith Leaders to Oppose Assisted-Suicide Bills
Bills are being consider at Westminster and in the Scottish Parliament.
Bills are being consider at Westminster and in the Scottish Parliament.
Kansas City shepherd says, ‘My mother was the most influential teacher of the faith.’
The Tar Hill State bill was part of a flurry of legislative action in recent weeks on the abortion issue.
The vast crowd attests to the beauty of life.
Ongoing attacks against human dignity were the focus of this year’s event, from Ukraine to U.S. schools and the unborn in the womb.
The widower is sounding the alarm over what he says is a shocking and dangerous bias in the medical system toward the promotion of death for sick and elderly patients.
COMMENTARY: The picture of the opponents of life and family became unmistakably clear.
Director’s name might not ring a bell with younger viewers, but his timeless movies are full of themes and plots close to his Catholic heart.
Part II: Patients and health-care professionals alike can be well-served by a deeper understanding of natural-law principles and especially double-effect theory.
The French National Consultative Ethics Committee has just opened the way to ‘active assistance in dying,’ and President Emmanuel Macron has already indicated his preference for the permissive Belgian legal model.
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