Advocates of physician-assisted suicide lobbied lawmakers in New York Tuesday to pass legislation that would make it legal for terminally ill patients to request and use medication to end their lives, but many local leaders in the Catholic Church and health experts oppose it.
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House Bill 140 would allow a terminally ill person to end his or her life “in a humane and dignified manner” via assisted suicide as long as both the patient’s individual doctor or advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) and a consulting doctor or nurse sign off on the request and verify their belief that the individual is of sound mind and acting voluntarily.
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“For this Mother’s Day, let’s celebrate the true strength and empowerment that motherhood brings, and commit to supporting mothers through pregnancy and birth, and in the wonders and challenges of bringing new life into the world.”
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“Churches—and other houses of worship—have long viewed the promotion of healthy relationships and strong marriages as a core part of their mission. Moreover, they are uniquely positioned to accomplish this work because of their role in creating community and a sense of belonging around their values and norms.”
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A Woke Illinois math and science boarding academy makes teachers meet with an “equity” coach over “lack of inclusion” and “incorrect pronoun usage.”
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