Pro Life

Assisted suicide Bill on course to be defeated

The revived assisted suicide Bill appears to be on course to be defeated
The Catholic Herald

Bishops condemn plan to reintroduce assisted suicide Bill

Archbishop John Sherrington has led English & Welsh bishops’ criticism of plans to bring back the previously defeated bill, arguing vulnerable people remain at risk and calling instead for improved care
The Catholic Herald

Pope Leo XIV: Valuing the unborn is the “goal of civilisation”

The Pope’s intervention comes as Spain continues to pursue some of Europe’s most permissive social policies
The Catholic Herald

Embryos found in suitcase of man detained in Cyprus airport

A 24-year-old man was remanded after police allegedly found four human embryos in his luggage at Tymbou airport
The Catholic Herald

The Down syndrome death sentence

The decision by a social media couple to abort a child diagnosed with Down syndrome highlights broader questions about disability, eugenics and the value of human life
Jacqueline O'Hara

Yet another botched euthanasia scandal in Ontario

Numerous high-profile euthanasia scandals in Ontario have been reported recently
The Catholic Herald

Nigeria becomes major destination for surrogacy arrangements

Official figures show parental order applications involving babies born to Nigerian surrogate mothers have risen sharply over the past decade
The Catholic Herald

Fourteen bishops to join March for Life UK in record episcopal turnout

The annual pro-life witness in London is set to draw unprecedented support from Catholic bishops across Great Britain alongside thousands of lay participants
Thomas Colsy

Sleepwalking into eugenics

From Down’s syndrome screening to assisted suicide, modern Britain is embracing choices that previous generations would have recognised as eugenic
James Jeffrey

Man wakes after botched euthanasia

After having been pronounced dead, a patient woke up after a botched euthanasia attempt
The Catholic Herald