Assisted suicide: Pegoraro continues Paglia's line at the PAV
In an interview with the Italian newspaper Repubblica, the new president of the Pontifical Academy for Life condemns assisted suicide but accepts certain criteria imposed by the Italian Constitutional Court, which are not in accordance with natural morality. And, following in the footsteps of his predecessor, he speaks of “dialogue” to achieve mediation: but there can be no compromise on the unavailability of life.
If artificial insemination even becomes Plan A
An official U.K. report shows that artificial insemination techniques are increasingly understood not as a plan B, but as a first option, to be chosen when one wants a child. Which is increasingly understood as a “right,” even for singles and lesbians.
‘Standing outside abortion clinics is about freedom for everyone’
‘In the United Kingdom, freedom of expression is under threat, but facing legal action gave me the chance to express my faith, and I am grateful for the support and prayers of so many people.’ Livia Tossici Bolt, the Italian-British scientist who was recently convicted for protesting near an abortion clinic, speaks to the Daily Compass.
Hungary attacked for defending truth about two sexes
An amendment to the Hungarian constitution has been approved which, among other common sense measures, reaffirms that there are only two sexes and protects children from LGBT propaganda. The press is up in arms, while the same media and the EU remain silent on Tusk's authoritarian stamp on Poland.
Catholic Church leads the charge against pro-euthanasia bill in UK
As the process of approving the 'assisted dying' bill moves at an accelerated pace through Parliament, Cardinal Nichols appeals to all Catholics to put pressure on their MPs. Meanwhile, even Labour MPs are expressing doubts about an overly permissive text.
England, conviction of pro-life activist increases tensions with US
Another conviction for breaching a buffer zone around an abortion clinic. This time it's the Italian-British citizen Livia Tossici-Bolt. But after the recent denunciation by US Vice-President Vance in defence of freedom of expression, the UK could face reprisals from America.
Big Pharma uses Jubilee to scare pilgrims with Covid
The Jubilee is a golden opportunity to scare pilgrims: Pfizer campaigns to encourage swabbing. But Covid-19 is still only an emergency in the interests of Big Pharma. And because the pandemic has taught us that fear is half the battle.
Fernández opens up to sex 'change' in new document
The Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith has published a document with 'some clarifications' on Dignitas infinita, introducing a dangerous exception to the CDF's original declaration. In short, for Fernández, 'gender reassignment' is morally acceptable, provided that the so-called dysphoria is severe.
Evangelium vitae, 30 years later there is nothing to celebrate
Thirty years ago, on 25 March, John Paul II published his encyclical Evangelium vitae 'on the value and inviolability of human life'. Today there is nothing to celebrate: morality is subject to compromise and dialogue, there is little is left of the 'people for life'.
Artificial insemination, Musk's trans child exposes the truth
Xavier Alexander Musk criticises his father's decision to bring him into the world by artificial insemination, which made him feel like a bought and selected product. From there, self-rejection is born. Elon Musk's problem: pro-natalist but not pro-life.
Fetal burial: a warning to Europe from the US
After the Dobbs ruling, Planned Parenthood launched state-level campaigns to prevent the burial of foetuses: treating them differently from other hospital waste means considering them human beings. This is the front line in the battle for the "right" to abortion.
Human rights alarm, surrogacy is back in Thailand
They are children, 'not dolls': protests in the Southeast Asian country as it prepares to decriminalise commercial surrogacy, banned since 2015. A decision that will ultimately fuel human trafficking.
