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Ave Maria! Fr. Elias Mills of our Bloomington, Indiana friary recently interviewed the renowned Bishop Bruskewitz of Lincoln, Nebraska on current issues of faith and Church in America. In this last part of five they discuss:
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Ave Maria! Eileen Bianchini of the Gospel of Life ministry discusses with hostess Corinn Dahm the insidious issue of Assisted Suicide, how it is being promoted and how a loophole that could make it a national law overnight. It is being sold to physicians through the living will and to the public as a way to choose when we die. She mentions that we do not have a right to choose to die.
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Ave Maria! Lorraine Hartnett gives a quick passionate run-down of the effects on medicine of legislation like Obamacare, bringing up:
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Ave Maria! Eileen Bianchini discusses with Corinn Dahm the threat of legalized assisted suicide coming to the state of Connecticut and the resulting horrors that could be unleashed. These include almost no ability to confirm weather the person is actually consenting to being killed and whether real pressure is being put on them from family, doctors or government to “Not be a burden”. All of which leads to the specter of a universal distrust of the entire medical institution that is supposed to be the one we trust to save our very lives. Ave Maria! +++ |
Ave Maria! Bill O’Brien of CT Right to Life discusses with our host Corinn Dahm recent attempts to challenge the constitutionality of Connecticut suicide laws. They bring out the fact that right to die becomes duty to die, placing great pressure on the elderly and generally cheapens life. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Dr. Lorraine Hartnett, medical doctor founder of Eucharistic Helpers of the Sick, talks with Corinn Dahm about the neo-pagan Connecticut legislature’s “Act Concerning Death with Dignity” Bill, which proposes that a terminally ill patient (note: aren’t we all “terminally ill”?) can choose to “competently” commit suicide. This is another manifestation of the pagan form of despair (i.e. life without hope) that’s becoming legislated in our country. “If Christ is not raised from the dead, let us eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die,” as St. Paul famously stated, and such is the mentality of our darkened and empty culture. Ave Maria! |
Ding-Dong the suicide bill is dead. Seems Sen. McDonald and Rep. Lawlor are having their difficulties since they tried to destroy the Catholic Church in Connecticut last week. Their pet bill, SB 1138 for assisted suicide, was pulled yesterday after a huge outcry from the citizens of CT. Given this bill was probably one of their key moves in their seemingly relentless crusade for the culture of death, it shows how badly their political health has been damaged. From Senator Michael McLachlan’s blog:
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