As Parliament marches swiftly towards the legalisation of euthanasia, it is Catholicism that seems poised as the final frontier between death and life in this ideological battle. The campaign for “dignity in dying” has gathered fresh momentum with the turn of a new Labour-led government, backed by high-profile media figures, emotionally charged testimonies, and an increasingly liberalised public mindset.
Yet, amidst the clamour for legislative change, we must ask ourselves: what kind of society are we becoming?
