Some Lives Are Full of Sin.
The Catholic Register of Canada has, in light of the escalating public discourse regarding end of life issues, posted a series of articles this week about related topics.
- FAQs of euthanasia and assisted suicide
- We owe the dying true death with dignity
- Taking care of the spiritual, psychological and emotional
- A brief history of assisted suicide in Canada
- Palliative care in Canada still has a long way to go
- Opponents line up to defeat Canada assisted-suicide bill
Some lives are full of disappointment, pain, division, even sin.
For these sorts of platitudes and some genuine insight into Catholic approaches to end of life care, give the site a little attention.
Labels: assisted suicide, end of life, enthanasia
posted by Ann Neumann at
7:16 AM
2 Comments:
Hey, thanks for the link! Just though I should mention that UTSFL is the University of Toronto Students for Life (the pro-life club on campus), rather than University of Texas Student Life ;)
Thanks for the correction Blaise. I've made the correction.
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