Catholics should use their votes at the forthcoming General Election to stop assisted suicide and euthanasia becoming law, the Bishop of Shrewsbury has said.
In a statement to the faithful of his diocese, Bishop Mark Davies described so-called “assisted dying” as a central issue of the July 4th poll.
He urged Catholics to question all prospective parliamentary candidates about their position before they cast their vote.
Bishop Davies warned the faithful that the lives of the weak and the vulnerable, and the integrity of medical ethics were at stake.
