Chiles v Salazar Protects Professional Speech
Chiles v Salazar is a Supreme Court case centered on a therapist, Kaley Chiles, a Colorado Christian therapist threatened by the state’s Minor Conversion Therapy Law (MCTL). Similar laws exist…
Category: Bioethics
Webinars – Being Informed about Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia
I want to let you know about some recent webinars that provide excellent information regarding the assisted suicide debate. Most are from the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition (the group that brought…
Novena to St. Joseph 2024
Beginning this Monday, September 9th! This wonderful event has done much to pray for those who are sick and suffering and to strengthen our efforts to prevent the legalization of…
Webinar – Messaging 101
Fighting to End the Dangerous and Discriminatory Public Policy of Assisted Suicide Massachusetts Alliance Against Assisted Suicide presents: Messaging 101 Webinar Tuesday, September 12 at 4:00 pm ET
Paving the Way to Euthanasia – Part 2
Part 1 reviewed the truly compassionate Saikewics (1977) and tragically dangerous Brophy (1986) decisions that Justice Elspeth Cypher cites in her concurring opinion. She agrees that providing a lethal dose…
A World with Legal Suicide
In a country like Canada, which has surpassed the world in putting its citizens to death through euthanasia, how do people begin to view suicide? Promoters of assisted suicide go…
Paving the Way to Euthanasia – Part 1
As noted in a previous post, promoters of doctor-assisted suicide have changed the language in the 2023 bill to remove anything that may have provided some kind of conscience protection.…
MA SJC Decision – OK If Terminally Ill
On Saturday, December 19, 2022, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court released its decision in Kligler v. Healy – the assisted suicide case. As I posted previously, only Christopher P. Schandevel…
Nature and dignity 