LEICESTER, United Kingdom – As the “assisted dying” bill in Great Britain gets closer to being passed by the UK Parliament, Catholic leaders are urging voters to make their voices heard in opposition of the bill.
“All is not lost, and we must continue to fight this Bill, especially for the Third Reading,” said Bishop John Sherrington, the Lead Bishop for Life Issues.
“It’s really important that people write to their MPs. You can either write a letter, use the cards that come from Right to Life, or use the e-campaign link. But we need to tell MPs of our concerns and why we’re opposed to this Bill,” he said in a video interview.
