CATHOLIC FREE PRESS Worcester
As bills to legalize physician-assisted suicide in Massachusetts are again before the legislature, Bishop McManus has called for Catholics to voice their opposition.
The legislation would “allow a physician to provide a lethal drug mixture to an individual diagnosed with less than 6 months to live, that, when consumed, would cause death,” says a bulletin insert from the Massachusetts Catholic Conference, the official representative of the Commonwealth’s Catholic dioceses on public policy issues. See rest of Article here.