Dutch Government Backs Euthanasia for Children Under 12
The government expect between five and 10 children a year to be euthanized under the new rule.
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Cardinal Müller: Catholic Politicians Must Fight Abortion, Euthanasia
While the Church teaches that human rights come from God, Cardinal Müller said, even those who do not believe in God can understand simply through their intellect that human lives are not to be used and manipulated.
Vatican Tells UN it is ‘Deeply Concerned’ by Push to ‘Reinterpret’ Foundations of Human Rights
Archbishop Caccia specifically criticized the promotion of abortion and euthanasia as supposed “rights.”
Vatican Reaffirms Euthanasia is ‘Intrinsically Evil Act,’ Calls Catholics to Accompany the Dying
Euthanasia, the CDF letter affirmed, is “an intrinsically evil act, in every situation or circumstance” and “any formal or immediate material cooperation in such an act is a grave sin against human life.”
Catholic Bishop in NJ: Don’t Be Complacent in the Face of Legal Assisted Suicide
On the eve of the law's taking effect, Bishop Checchio condemned assisted suicide as “a grievous affront to the dignity of human life” that “can never be morally justified.”
Controversial Dutch Bill Would Allow Assisted Suicide for Healthy People Over 75
Assisted suicide became legal in the Netherlands in 2002 for terminally ill adults who are mentally competent.
Members of Congress Call for Investigation into ‘Disturbing’ Death of Michael Hickson
Hickson died on June 11, after being denied food, water, and medical treatments for five days.
Dutch Doctor Who Euthanized Woman Without Final Consent Defends Decision
Despite asking the patient three times, and receiving a negative reply each time, Arends went through with the euthanasia on April 22, 2016
Protecting Grandma After the Pandemic: The Secret War on the Elderly
Terminal dehydration and VSED are widespread forms of euthanasia — and “intentional euthanasia, whatever its forms or motives, is murder.” (CCC 2324)
Dutch Cardinal Says Euthanasia Ruling is a Growing Concern for Physicians
Cardinal Eijk said in the statement that those “who consider human life as an intrinsic, and therefore universal value, and is convinced that it may not be terminated by euthanasia, medically-assisted suicide and termination of life without request, would prefer that these actions never take place.”
