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Catholic teaching regards an IUD as an abortifacient because it can prevent implantation of a fertilized embryo in the womb, and thus many Catholic health care facilities decline to offer the procedure.

SÃO PAULO (OSV News) -- Pro-life activists demonstrated in dozens of Brazilian cities Oct. 8 to celebrate the country's Day of the Unborn Child and protest against the decriminalization of abortion, a possibility that was being analyzed by the Supreme Court in September. The Brazilian church has been promoting an unprecedented campaign against abortion this

Dr. Danielle Kain is a palliative care specialist who is both a staunch proponent and practitioner of euthanasia.

One of the principal arguments the Canadian bishops have made in the end-of-life debates is that Canada needs a well-funded and regionally equitable palliativ...

Appointment raises concerns about future of Catholic health care

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - January 11, 2023) - GLOBAL HEMP GROUP INC. (CSE: GHG) (OTC Pink: GBHPF) (FSE: GHG) ("GHG" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has executed a

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World Congress of Catholic Physicians aims to transform people with both medicines and relationships

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English By Craig McCulloch Share on Facebook Print this page VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA - Doctor-assisted suicide has been legally available in Canada since 2016 for individuals whose death is deemed to be “reasonably foreseeable.” Now, a revision of the Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) Act making its way through Parliament would make the ultimate solution available to others with debilitating illnesses. The change was prompted by a cou...