Québec: 166 euthanasia deaths since December
During the same period, 249 people received terminal palliative sedation – a procedure that puts the patient in an irreversible coma leading to death.
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Recent Canadian Opinion
Canadian archbishop: Assisted suicide law already weakening respect for life
Vancouver Archbishop calls for palliative care and conscience protection
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‘To the least of these’: The remarkable story of the man who discovered Down syndrome
A new film about Jerome Lejeune, a pro-life doctor and geneticist, shows the drama of his life after identifying the cause of Down syndrome.
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Contraception: an alternative to abortion?
Increased demand for abortion is the result of the widespread use of contraception.
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Why I cringe when Pope Francis gets on an airplane
Pope Francis seems to think that the Church’s teaching on homosexuality has created in the minds and hearts of Christians a prejudicial disdain toward homosexuals.
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In the presence of a true prophet, no one escapes
Prophets love God’s people, but they love them too much to withhold the truth.
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Yes, the Catholic Church should apologize to gays. But not for the reason you think.
An ex-gay Catholic reflects.
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On criticizing bishops—or even the Pope
If carried out effectively, public criticism will lead to better priests, bishops and popes over time.
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What a strong bishop can do
All of our beloved shepherds deserve our love and prayers, and frankly deserve encouragement when they step into the breach and really lead in a difficult time.
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Uganda’s martyrs were murdered for spurning a homosexual king? Shhhh!
The real reason why Uganda’s 45 young male martyrs were killed by King Mwanga II has fallen behind a veil of silence enshrouding even Christian media.
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