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UK bishops urge Catholics to oppose medically-assisted suicide Bill

Ahead of a debate on medically-assisted suicide in the UK’s House of Lords, the English bishop in charge of pro-life issues says the proposal would “skew the meaning of medicine.”

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UK bishops thank those who lobbied Parliament on abortion

English and Welsh Catholic bishops expressed relief after members of the House of Commons withdrew proposals to legalize abortion on demand up to birth and to make it a crime to protest outside an abortion clinic.

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UK court says hospital can let child die, despite mother’s objections

A decision to allow a 5-year-old child to die against the wishes of her mother “does not acknowledge or afford her the inherent human dignity with which she was born,” according to the English bishops’ conference.

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UK bishops ask government to allow coma patient to be transferred to Poland

Catholic leaders have asked the UK government to allow Poland to care for a comatose patient that is having life-sustaining nutrition withdrawn at a hospital located within the Plymouth diocese.

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Catholic leaders insist worship safe as London mayor calls for closure of churches

A spokesman for the Diocese of Westminster insists Catholic churches are safe in the British capital after the Mayor of London called for the closure of places of worship in the city.

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UK Pro-life leaders warn against ‘hijack’ of Domestic Abuse Bill to liberalize abortion law

A proposed amendment to the Domestic Abuse Bill would lead to abortion on demand until the 28th week of pregnancy in England and Wales, according to pro-life leaders.

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English bishops call on Catholic parishes to help victims of domestic violence

England’s bishops are urging parish communities to be on the lookout for domestic abuse, after a spike in cases has been reported by a leading charity.

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English bishops urge a ‘criteria of fairness’ when assessing care for COVID-19 patients

Human value is not a measure of “our mental or physical capacity, our societal function, our age, our health or of any other qualitative assessment,” said the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales in a statement about accessing healthcare during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

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