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IFCU - HEALTH SCIENCES International Conference 2017 “Teaching and Practice of Palliative Care in Catholic Universities”. Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Porto Dear Friends of the IFCU, On behalf of the International Federation of Catholic Universities, I am pleased to announce that registrations are now open for
Euthanasia in case of non-terminal psychic suffering The Belgian Medical Society Saint Luke expresses it's great concern about the decision of the Belgian 'group' of the Brothers of Charity to provide euthanasia in case of suffering in non-terminal situations. It is of opinion that the
Do you know someone who may be considering suicide? 2016-2017 Every 40 seconds, someone, somewhere in the world, dies by suicide. For people with severe depression, it is not uncommon to think about suicide. What you should know if you are worried about someone Suicides
O organismo diz que seria «uma traição democrática aprovar» a morte assistida, «num parlamento que não foi mandatado para isso» Porto, 13 fev 2014 (Ecclesia) – A Associação dos Médicos Católicos Portugueses (AMCP) reforçou a sua posição contra e eutanásia e contra o aborto, no
04/11 Convegno: Quale 'fine' vita? (Oppido Palmi) QUALE "FINE" VITA? Aspetti medico-scientifici, giuridici ed etici Saluti: Dott.ssa Mariangela RECHICHI, Co-Presidente dell'Associazione Scienza &Vita gruppo locale "Oppido-Palmi" Dott. Roberto ZAPPONE, Presidente dell'Associazione Medici Cattolici Italiani, Se. Oppido-Palmi S.E. Mons. Francesco MILITO, Vescovo della Diocesi di Oppido
In memory of Dr. Nicholas Tonti-Filippini: Reflecting on the growing use of Euthanasia in Canada December 29, 2016 Since becoming legal in June of 2016, at least over 744 assisted deaths* have been carried out in Canada despite the continued vocalized concern from doctors and
The American Psychiatric Association (APA) has taken a strong stand against euthanasia. In a formal position statement approved by its board of trustees this month, it says: The American Psychiatric Association, in concert with the American Medical Association’s position on Medical Euthanasia, holds that a
Catechism of the Catholic Church Euthanasia 2276 Those whose lives are diminished or weakened deserve special respect. Sick or handicapped persons should be helped to lead lives as normal as possible. 2277 Whatever its motives and means, direct euthanasia consists in putting an end to
Providing hopeful accompaniment for the human journey Dying well means different things to us all. Death is an individual experience, but a community of accompaniment on the journey can help us to prepare by bringing consolation and spiritual peace. www.artofdyingwell.org
The Art of Dying Well by St. Robert Bellarmine (Translated from the Latin) OF THE VENERABLE CARDINAL BELARMINE THE REV. JOHN DALTON. London: PRINTED BY RICHARDSON AND SON, 172, FLEET STREET; 9, CAPEL STREET, DUBLIN, AND DERBY CONTENTS TO THE READER. PREFACE OF BELLARMINE. CHAPTER
