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Pro-Life This Week – October 12, 2018
FIGHT PLANNED PARENTHOOD You can help save a life today! Make a difference and give light to the darkness. DONATE Week in Review – Physician-assisted suicide… Read More »Pro-Life This Week – October 12, 2018
The System of Death
By Judie Brown In a recent e-mail discussing the problems associated with the abuse of palliative care, Paul Byrne, MD made a statement that, I… Read More »The System of Death
Who Will Protect Canadian Doctors If They Are Forced to Refer for Euthanasia?
By Sean Murphy In December 2013, the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) Board of Directors decided to shape the debate and law concerning euthanasia and assisted… Read More »Who Will Protect Canadian Doctors If They Are Forced to Refer for Euthanasia?
Where There Is No Truth!
By Judie Brown In a 2015 sermon, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI said: “Today the idea of truth and that of intolerance are almost completely fused,… Read More »Where There Is No Truth!
How to Talk about Alfie Evans with Teens
April 28, 2018 UPDATE: Alfie Evans, the beautiful little boy who captured our hearts, has died. “Our baby boy grew his wings tonight at 2:30… Read More »How to Talk about Alfie Evans with Teens
A Beloved Boxer and Granny
We must understand and teach others the sacredness of every human being’s life. Our eternal souls depend upon it.
Palliative Care: The Real Story
In today’s guest commentary, Dr. Elizabeth Wickham writes about the low-profile wing of the euthanasia movement known as the Third Path.
How Euthanasia Affects Nurses
An Australian nurse explains the realities of euthanasia—realities that know no borders.
‘Rage, Rage against the Dying of the Light’
No one likes to suffer, but humans are not animals who can be “put down” when infirmity or old age comes. How do we teach respect for God’s children in an era where assisted suicide is becoming more and more acceptable?
Euthanasia and the Silent Pressure to Die
Do you want to live in a culture that comforts you when you’re seriously ill or dying? Or do you want one that brushes you aside and tells you to die?
Of Dogs and Men
Why does euthanizing Fido spark an outrage that the euthanizing of Grandma does not?