Judge Temporarily Blocks Illinois Aid-in-Dying Law for Catholic Health Providers

More Catholic health, elder care providers shielded from Illinois assisted suicide law – Center Square

"These obligations violate core constitutional protections of freedom of speech and religion," Chicago Cardinal Blase Cupich said. "To be clear, the Church’s objection to this statute is not an attempt to impose Catholic teaching on non-Catholics; it is an effort to stop the State from compelling Catholic health care providers to violate their conscience.”

Judge Blocks Illinois from Forcing Nuns to Euthanize Patients

A federal judge has blocked Illinois from forcing Catholic nuns and other religious healthcare providers to euthanize their patients under the Democrat-controlled state's controversial "assisted suicide" law.

Illinois Assisted Suicide Law Now Paused for Catholic Nuns, Doctors

Illinois pauses assisted suicide mandate for Catholic nuns and doctors, protecting religious freedom.

Judge temporarily blocks Illinois aid-in-dying law for Catholic health providers

A limited temporary restraining order sides with a lawsuit from Cardinal Blase Cupich a day after a different judge refused to block the law entirely in a separate case.

Illinois can’t force nuns to participate in assisted suicide for now: judge

A federal judge temporarily blocked Illinois from enforcing its new euthanasia law on Carmelite nuns and Little Sisters of Poor, though the legal battle continues.