US EditionArchbishop Rebukes Pro-Euthanasia Priests, Saying They Fail Catholic Duty
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Catholic Church in UK says legalizing Assisted Suicide would cause ‘irreversible harm’
LEICESTER, United Kingdom – Archbishop-elect John Sherrington, the head of Life Issues for the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales, says the proposed Bill legalizing assisted suicide in Britain will cause “irreversible harm.” On Friday, a five-hour debate took place in the UK Parliament on Labour MP Kim Leadbeater’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, ahead of a final vote taking place next month. Euthanasia and assisted suic…
Archbishop rebukes pro-euthanasia priests, saying they fail Catholic duty
Updated 4.10pm with Imam's commentsArchbishop Charles Sicluna has issued a rebuke to any priests who express themselves in favour of euthanasia, warning them they would be failing their duty as "Catholic shepherds".Writing on X, Scicluna said: “Pastors who express themselves in favour of euthanasia – a deliberate act to terminate human life before its natural...
More and more people use euthanasia every year, a phenomenon linked to demographic changes and the fact that there are more and more elderly people in Belgium, reports De Standaard Tuesday, citing a study published in the specialized journal Jama Network Open. ...
Don't be silent! You will address your members of parliament – appeal the French bishops, mobilizing the faithful to oppose the legalization of euthanasia and assisted suicide. The parliament is to make a decision on this matter on May 27. The bishops remind that the law pushed by President Macron is one of the most liberal solutions in the world. It completely changes the approach of society in the matter of solidarity towards the sick. The art…
After Fr Colin's Comments, Archbishop Scicluna Warns Priests Not To Speak In Favour Of Euthanasia
Archbishop Charles Scicluna warned priests that expressing themselves in favour of euthanasia goes against their duty as Catholic shepherds. “The People of God expect to receive light on the truth of the Gospel of Life from their Priests and Bishops,” Scicluna tweeted. “Pastors who express themselves in favour of euthanasia – a deliberate act to terminate human life before its natural end – fail to honour their duty as Catholic shepherds.” The …
Pastors In Favour Of Euthanasia Fail To Honour Their Duty, Says Archbishop
Taking to social media, Archbishop Charles Scicluna said that pastors who express themselves in favour of Euthanasia ‘fail to honour their duty as Catholic shepherds.’ Scicluna described euthanasia as a ‘deliberate act to terminate human life before its natural end’, and said that ‘the People of God expect to receive light on the truth of the Gospel of Life from their Priests and Bishops.’ The People of God expect to receive light on the truth …
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