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Academy for Life president: Catholics can support ‘imperfect’ euthanasia law
4+ day, 9+ hour ago (522+ words) The president of the Pontifical Academy for Life has argued that Catholics can support an assisted suicide law if it is an alternative to more permissive laws. Speaking to the news outlet of the Italian bishops’ conference, Archbishop Renzo Pegoraro…...
The Week in Review: Holy Land visit, assisted suicide and a high-profile mistrial
1+ week, 19+ hour ago (536+ words) Here’s a recap of this week’s Catholic news from the US, Britain, Europe and the Holy Land, including developments on immigration enforcement and assisted suicide. Cardinal Rainer Maria Woelki of Cologne has said he was deeply shaken by witnessing the…...
Bishop Stock calls assisted dying ‘a euphemism for assisted suicide’
1+ week, 2+ day ago (621+ words) Bishop Marcus Stock of Leeds has called “assisted dying” a euphemism for assisted suicide, arguing that palliative care allows people to “properly be assisted to die with dignity.” The statement comes ahead of the second reading and vote on the…...
Oregon church rededicated three years after arson attack
1+ week, 4+ day ago (540+ words) A Catholic church in Salem, Oregon, was rededicated on Monday, three years to the day after it was severely damaged in an arson attack. St Joseph’s Catholic Church, the oldest Catholic church in Salem, was rededicated in a Mass celebrated…...
The Week Ahead: Assisted suicide votes, Ukraine diplomacy and the Lindsay Clancy verdict
1+ week, 5+ day ago (383+ words) The coming week will see developments on assisted suicide in Britain and Illinois, the aftermath of Archbishop Gallagher’s Moscow visit and the expected verdict in the Lindsay Clancy trial. Another consequence of the debate surrounding assisted suicide has been the…...
The Week in Review: Dolly, faith, diplomacy and the fight over assisted suicide
2+ week, 19+ hour ago (683+ words) The week saw tributes to Dolly Parton, diplomatic efforts to end the war in Ukraine and renewed opposition to assisted suicide. News of the death of American country music star Dolly Parton at the age of 80 dominated the headlines this…...
Bishop Keenan urges support for religious freedom petition
3+ week, 19+ hour ago (471+ words) Ahead of the UN’s annual day remembering those attacked for their Faith, the president of Scotland’s Bishops’ Conference has called for support for a petition urging authorities to defend religious freedom around the world. Bishop John Keenan, President of the…...
Paris archbishop says assisted suicide law is ‘not the end of the fight’
3+ week, 2+ day ago (344+ words) The Archbishop of Paris has said that the adoption of assisted suicide in France is “not the end of the fight”, stating that “nothing should force us to make them as realities in our lives”. The new law legalising the…...
Australian archbishop calls for ABC investigation over assisted suicide coverage
3+ week, 3+ day ago (297+ words) An Australian archbishop has demanded an investigation by ABC, the country’s public broadcaster, over its coverage of calls to lift a ban on using telehealth for assisted suicide. Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP of Sydney said the broadcaster’s impartiality obligations demanded…...
Archbishop Moth backs petition to uphold religious freedom
3+ week, 4+ day ago (490+ words) Archbishop Richard Moth of Westminster has called on Catholics to support a petition urging the United Nations and national governments to do more to support people oppressed for their faith. The petition, organised by Aid to the Church in Need…...