In spite of rules saying euthanasia can only be provided for patients who repeatedly request death, the Netherlands has decided to slide a bit further down the slippery slope by “relaxing” these rules for dementia patients and allowing them to be put to death based on past agreements rather than with current consent.
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It was my great pleasure to have Fr. Wade Menezes as my guest today on the Women of Grace Live radio program here at EWTN studios to discuss the Year of Mercy and the abundant graces Our Father God is be pouring out upon us during this Extraordinary Jubilee Year. I invite you to watch the recording below. Be sure to tune in next week for another broadcast with Fr. Wade in which we will delve deeper into the topic of mercy. Please be sure to watch and share this important message with your friends and loved ones.
The German population is fuming after 118 German women reported being assaulted by gangs of Muslim immigrants on New Year’s Eve in Cologne but authorities and the press covered it up and even blamed victims for the attacks.
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A report published in the Harvard Business Review has found that for all the millions spent each year by American corporations on diversity programs and policies, these “inclusive” programs have done little more than alienate non-protected classes of people and protect companies from costly lawsuits.
Due to blowback from their constituents about a massive funding bill that failed to strip Planned Parenthood of funding and gut the disastrous Affordable Care Act, a revised bill that includes these important provisions is scheduled to be voted upon today!
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In spite of rules saying euthanasia can only be provided for patients who repeatedly request death, the Netherlands has decided to slide a bit further down the slippery slope by “relaxing” these rules for dementia patients and allowing them to be put to death based on past agreements rather than with current consent.
