Bishops of England and Wales condemn 'flawed and dangerous' assisted dying bill - Vatican News
David Martinez ·
· News about the Church
Catholic bishops in England and Wales have condemned the assisted dying bill ahead of a vote in the UK House of Commons, describing the legislation as flawed and dangerous. Archbishop John Sherrington warned that the bill fails to protect vulnerable people and lacks sufficient safeguards against coercion. Bishop Philip Egan and Bishop Stephen Wright also expressed strong opposition, emphasizing that medical professionals should not be involved in ending lives and that life is a gift from God.