England’s Assisted-Suicide Vote
Crux Now’s Editor-in-Chief Charles Collins speaks with National Review’s Kathryn Jean Lopez about how legal assisted suicide in England will lead to “disaster.”
Crux Now’s Editor-in-Chief Charles Collins speaks with National Review’s Kathryn Jean Lopez about how legal assisted suicide in England will lead to “disaster.”
“‘Assisted dying’ is used as a blanket term for all cases where medication is voluntarily administered to hasten a patient’s death. This term encompasses both ‘assisted suicide’, which is a term used to denote that the medication is administered by the patient themselves, and ‘euthanasia’, which is where a healthcare professional administers the medication.[1]… [Note:… Read More Ireland Nears Acceptance of “Euthanasia”
It was a dream. Needless to say, it was not a vision. If I ever had a vision I would likely run for the psychiatric couch, not to a pope. I cannot remember whether it was a day or a night dream. The city hung heavy over us all. I was lifting a lantern before… Read More The City and the Cross
[Doctors in Lowell, Massachusetts in 2006 used extraordinary pressure tactics on our family trying to persuade us not to agree to the need of a Feeding Tube for our son after a brain injury. After consulting with Christian medical ethicists in Europe and the U.S. we insisted on the Feeding Tube without which we were… Read More Euthanasia 2025
Fr. Brendan Kilcoyne for episode 239 of ‘The Brendan Option’ where he discusses the rise of suicides in Ireland, articulated through the recent homily by Fr. Mark Quinn (below) from the Archdiocese of Tuam. —->Listen to Fr. Mark Quinn on the Sad Topic + Irish Catholic Schools lost
Kathryn Jean Lopez June 23, 2025 8:37 PM. National Review. Our good friend in these parts, health-care-policy expert and delight Sally Pipes, CEO of the Pacific Research Institute, writes in Forbes: Advocates say these laws spare the terminally ill from unnecessary suffering. But a closer look at Europe and Canada—where physician-assisted suicide has been legal and common for… Read More The Assisted-Suicide Danger Zone
“…the night is far gone, the day is at hand” -Rm. 13 There is no stable law in the New World Order. It is all designed to change, “evolve,” expand and kill off the weak in the name of “Human Rights” (again). All their assurances about safeguards are worthless. They know what they eventually want:… Read More “Assisted” Dying in the UK and Beyond
NDY Joins in Statement Against Assisted Suicide for Eating Disorders August 1, 2024 The Disability Rights Organization Not Dead Yet in has joined in solidarity with over 100 other organizations and experts to release a joint statement calling on governments to halt the practice of assisted suicide for individuals with eating disorders. This statement is… Read More Disabilities Rights Organizations Fight Assisted Suicide for Eating Disorders
… but what are we becoming if not a “culture of Death” … ?” Depression can be treated, but some “professionals” would rather not be bothered. Legalizing Assisted Suicide By WESLEY J. SMITH November 15, 2022 Another study — actually, a study of other studies — has concluded that legalizing euthanasia and/or assisted suicide leads to… Read More Liberals Didn’t Like John Paul II Saying it
(CNA) In his remarks on April 19, Archbishop Paglia emphasized that the Church is not a ‘dispenser of truth pills’ when it comes to engaging with a pluralistic society on the most challenging moral issues of the day. Shannon Mullen/Hannah Brockhaus/CNA Vatican April 23, 2023 Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, president of the Pontifical Academy for Life,… Read More Pontifical Academy of Life President Calls Medically Assisted Suicide ‘Feasible’
“In addition to reducing the number of days between requests for assisted suicide, California’s new law also added new requirements for medical professionals. While the law says that no one is “required to participate” in the suicide “for reasons of conscience, morality, or ethics,” Theriot and Cochrane say that is not exactly true. They argue… Read More Doctors Fight Laws That Would Force Them to Help Kill Their Patients