Archbishop of Sydney: We Need Better Palliative Care, Not Euthanasia
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The Northern Territory is expected to soon become the last Australian region to legalize so-called "voluntary assisted dying" (VAD). Until now, euthanasia has remained illegal there alone. In July, local authorities introduced a bill to change this. Archbishop of Sydney Anthony Fisher, in an interview with Vatican News, emphasized that the Australian Church. The article, "Archbishop of Sydney: We need better palliative care, not euthanasia," com…
Until now, euthanasia has remained illegal only there. In July, local authorities introduced a bill to change this. Archbishop Anthony Fisher of Sydney, speaking to Vatican News, emphasized that the Australian Church has a duty to offer people positive alternatives. In Darwin, the capital of the Northern Territory, euthanasia is expected to be legalized within the next few weeks. If this happens, so-called voluntary assisted dying will be legal …
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