Faith & Church Engagement

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Canada: Raise your voice, bishops say

The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) is urging the nation’s Catholics and other concerned citizens to speak out about part of Bill C-41, called “the Medical Assistance in Dying Safeguards Act.” While increasing safeguards around Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) sounds promising, the bill has two parts, one of which Canada’s bishops say is problematic. The bill would prevent people whose sole underlying medical condition is mental illness from accessing MAID, which the bishops called “a welcome step.” But the bill would also permit advance requests for euthanasia, allowing a per

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Theresa Civantos Barber|Aleteia|New

Canadian bishops ask Parliament to ‘split’ euthanasia bill, urging advance requests not be allowed

Canadian bishops urge change to euthanasia bill, Mosul honors two martyrs, Irish archbishop highlights how AI affects human trafficking, and more in this week’s Catholic world news roundup. [...]

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Canadian Bishops Ask Parliament to ‘Split’ Euthanasia Bill, Urging Advance Requests Not Be Allowed

Canadian bishops urge change to euthanasia bill, Mosul honors two martyrs, Irish archbishop highlights how AI affects human trafficking, and more in this week’s Catholic world news roundup.

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National Catholic Register|New

Canadian bishops ask Parliament to ‘split’ euthanasia bill, urging advance requests not be allowed

Canadian bishops urge change to euthanasia bill, Mosul honors two martyrs, Irish archbishop highlights how AI affects human trafficking, and more in this week’s Catholic world news roundup.

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Euthanizing Elderly Debated at U.N.

While the Vatican pressed for palliative care, respect for the elderly and support for the families who care for them, others advocated for radical interventions for aging individuals such as sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI). The post Euthanizing Elderly Debated at U.N.

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ZENIT Staff|ZENIT English|New

Catholic Bishops’ Anti-Poverty Campaign Faces New Scrutiny over $805,000 in Grants to Pro-Abortion Activist Group

In a statement released on November 9, the Virginia-based institute identified the recipient as the United Workers Association (UWA), a Baltimore-based organisation which, according to its findings, helped establish a healthcare coalition campaigning for public funding of abortion The post Catholic Bishops’ Anti-Poverty Campaign Faces New Scrutiny over $805,000 in Grants to Pro-Abortion Activist Group appeared first on ZENIT - English .

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Tim Daniels|ZENIT English|New

Catholic Bishops Rebuke Gov. Healey Over Radical Abortion Law

Massachusetts' bishops are slamming their so-called Catholic governor, Maura Healey, over the unrestricted abortion bill she signed into law back on August 10. Last Friday, Healey attached an emergency preamble to that legislation, making the law take effect immediately.

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Amy Curtis|Townhall|New

Bishops rebuke Massachusetts governor for citing her Catholic Faith in support of abortion law

The bishops wrote: “Having read the Governor’s editorial defending her decision to override the results of the Repeal188 efforts, we respectfully and passionately disagree that abortion, the taking of human The post Bishops rebuke Massachusetts governor for citing her Catholic Faith in support of abortion law appeared first on The Catholic Thing .

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Karen Popp|The Catholic Thing|New

Massachusetts bishops push back on governor’s move to expedite contested abortion law

(OSV News) — The Catholic bishops of Massachusetts are pushing back on a decision by that state’s governor to expedite implementation of a controversial late-term abortion law — days after tens… The post Massachusetts bishops push back on governor’s move to expedite contested abortion law first appeared on OSV News .

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Gina Christian|OSV News|New