“There’s a sleeping giant that’s waking up on this issue. As people come and get advocated, that’s got to get the governor involved because this is a bad bill.”
Physician-assisted suicide
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“The gift of human life exists as a sign of hope to our world today, defying the powers of darkness and the culture of death.” said Bishop Thomas.
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“The bill undermines the duty of care of healthcare professionals by permitting them to help patients to end their lives,” the archbishop said.
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On March 17, 2027, the law on medical assistance in dying, known as MAiD, is set to expand to include individuals solely living with a mental illness.
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“This is not the end of the parliamentary process, and we should not lose hope,” said Archbishop John Sherrington of Liverpool.
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As New York state lawmakers recently passed a bill that would allow terminally ill patients to end their lives with medical assistance, OSV News’ Charlie Camosy discussed physician-assisted killing with …
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The word “autonomy” was invoked in the lawmakers’ debate on the measure in much the same way the term is used by those favoring abortion.
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(OSV News) — Opponents of physician-assisted suicide legislation in Illinois are breathing a sigh of relief, but not for long because they say this is not the end of lawmakers’ …
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New York Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan is urging state lawmakers to reject legislation that would legalize physician-assisted suicide.
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Opposing have pushed hard to convince the undecided senators to vote no on the measure, but they were noncommittal.
