Catholic World Report
Catholic World Report

Follow Us

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Email (Weekly Newsletter)
  • RSS
  • Home
  • Columns
    • Chapp’s Schtick
    • Ecclesia et Civitas
    • God’s First
    • God’s Two Books
    • The Past Present
  • Features
    • Analysis
    • Books
    • Editorial
    • Essay
    • Film & Music
    • History
    • Interview
    • News
    • Opinion
    • Special Report
  • The Dispatch
  • Topics
    • Pope Francis
    • Politics
    • Culture
    • Books
    • Canon Law
    • All Topics
  • About CWR
  • Advertise
  • Donate
News Briefs
  • [ February 2, 2026 ] In face of violence and migration, Church in Mexico aims to be more united and synodal in 2026 News Briefs
  • [ February 2, 2026 ] ‘Bernadette, The Musical’ brings inspiring story of Marian visionary to the U.S. News Briefs
  • [ February 1, 2026 ] Christian communities in Iraq fear resurgence of ISIS-linked violence News Briefs
  • [ February 1, 2026 ] Pope voices ‘great concern’ over rising Cuba-U.S. tensions News Briefs
  • [ February 1, 2026 ] Hundreds of thousands register to venerate relics of St. Francis of Assisi News Briefs

euthanasia

No Picture
News Briefs

For first time, incurably ill patient undergoes euthanasia in Peru

April 22, 2024 Catholic News Agency 0

Ana Estrada, 47, suffered from polymyositis, an incurable disease that left her confined to a wheelchair. Since 2019, she had been been petitioning Peruvian courts to recognize a right to euthanasia. / Credit: Jessica Alva Piedra CC BY-SA 4.0 DE… […]

No Picture
News Briefs

Hospice leader in Canada promotes anti-euthanasia film: ‘My life’s work’

April 6, 2024 Catholic News Agency 3

A room at the former hospice facility run by the Delta Hospice Society in Delta, British Columbia, Canada. The Canadian government in 2020 ended a $1.5 million funding contract with Delta Hospice over the organization’s refusal to implement medi… […]

No Picture
News Briefs

Catholic cemeteries on the front line against secular fear of death

April 1, 2024 Catholic News Agency 1

null / Credit: Shutterstock

Vancouver, Canada, Apr 1, 2024 / 07:00 am (CNA).
Cemeteries are the front line of defense against society’s increasing secularism and fear of death and suffering, said Peter Nobes, director of Catholic Cemeteries in … […]

No Picture
News Briefs

New Hampshire legislators reconsider ‘medical aid in dying’ legislation

March 28, 2024 Catholic News Agency 1

The state capitol building of New Hampshire in Concord, New Hampshire. / Credit: Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images

CNA Newsroom, Mar 28, 2024 / 11:30 am (CNA).
The New Hampshire House of Representatives is poised to reconsider its narrow passag… […]

No Picture
News Briefs

Assisted suicide proposal successfully rebuffed again in Maryland legislature

March 6, 2024 Catholic News Agency 0

Baltimore, Maryland / Sean Pavone/Shutterstock

Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Mar 6, 2024 / 14:42 pm (CNA).
Lawmakers in Maryland this week halted the advancement of a proposal to legalize physician-assisted suicide in the state, the latest instanc… […]

The Dispatch

Can secular arguments stop assisted suicide?

February 28, 2024 David G. Bonagura, Jr. 19

New York and Massachusetts legislatures are preparing to join ten states in legalizing assisted suicide. Others are likely to follow. As Cardinal Seán O’Malley predicted in January, “There’s no doubt that the next major assaults […]

No Picture
News Briefs

Pro-life advocates fight against euthanasia expansions across Canada, Australia

February 21, 2024 Catholic News Agency 3

null / Credit: Shutterstock

CNA Staff, Feb 21, 2024 / 07:00 am (CNA).
Pro-life advocates around the world are working to counteract continued efforts by euthanasia activists to pass and expand laws allowing doctors to help kill their patients.&… […]

The Dispatch

English Catholic priest vindicated for ‘pro-life’ opinion in end-of-life case

February 15, 2024 Catholic News Agency 3

Father Patrick Pullicino, an English Catholic priest and neurologist, has been vindicated after being investigated by a UK medical regulation agency for giving his expert opinion in an emergency end-of-life case. / Credit: Christian Concern

CNA… […]

No Picture
News Briefs

Ecuadorian bishops oppose decriminalization of euthanasia: ‘Human life is sacred’

February 15, 2024 Catholic News Agency 0

null / Photo by Patrick Thomas / Shutterstock

ACI Prensa Staff, Feb 15, 2024 / 18:30 pm (CNA).
In a Feb. 14 statement, the Ecuadorian Bishops’ Conference expressed its profound concern and disagreement with the Constitutional Court’s recent dec… […]

No Picture
News Briefs

‘This is about killing people’: Leading voice against euthanasia warns of pro-euthanasia efforts

February 14, 2024 Catholic News Agency 4

Executive Director of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition Alex Schadenberg speaks with “EWTN News Nightly” Host Tracy Sabol on Feb. 13, 2024. / Credit: “EWTN News Nightly”

CNA Staff, Feb 14, 2024 / 15:30 pm (CNA).
The director of the Euthanasia… […]

Posts navigation

« 1 2 3 4 … 11 »

The Dispatch: More from CWR

  • Is Ellen Organ a Saint?

    Dawn Beutner February 2, 2026 0
  • Mr. Eugenides visits New York

    Glen Austin Sproviero February 1, 2026 13
  • The Beatitudes: The new Law given by the new Moses

    Carl E. Olson January 31, 2026 7
  • Military Archbishop Broglio: Hegseth is helping restore chaplain mission to spiritual ministry

    EWTN News January 30, 2026 27

Follow CWR on Facebook

  • In face of violence and migration, Church in Mexico aims to be more united and synodal in 2026
  • ‘Bernadette, The Musical’ brings inspiring story of Marian visionary to the U.S.
  • Is Ellen Organ a Saint?
  • Making sense of Donald Trump
  • Mr. Eugenides visits New York
  • Christian communities in Iraq fear resurgence of ISIS-linked violence
  • Pope voices ‘great concern’ over rising Cuba-U.S. tensions
abortion Americas Asia - Pacific Catholic Church Catholic News COVID-19 Eucharist Europe Jesus Christ Middle East - Africa Pope Francis pro-life prolife prolife2023 prolife2024 religious freedom Ukraine Ukraine War US Vatican Vatican news
  • Larry Chapp: De Lubac was never mentioned by name in the encyclical although most scholars agree that de Lubac was the target.…
  • Patricia: When the Hippocratic Oath was rewritten to be secular, and disregarded Christianity, that was a huge mistake to be teaching…
  • DeaconEdwardPeitler: Maybe the Pope should be expressing "concern" over the devastation of the economy of Cuba by the Communist Party governing…

Join Our Free Newsletter

Daily
Weekly


 
Search CWR
Follow Us
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Email (Weekly Newsletter)
  • RSS
Recent Comments
  • Larry Chapp on Modernism revisited and ressourcement theology defended
  • Patricia on Mr. Eugenides visits New York
  • DeaconEdwardPeitler on Pope voices ‘great concern’ over rising Cuba-U.S. tensions
  • Patricia Jermov on Making sense of Donald Trump
  • DeaconEdwardPeitler on Mr. Eugenides visits New York
Also on CWR
No Picture
General

James Kalb on why modern liberalism is not inevitable or built to last

Carl E. Olson April 20, 2012 0

Readers who have enjoyed the “Ecclesia et Civitas” columns by James Kalb for CWR will want to read his essay,“After Liberalism: Notes Toward Reconstruction”, now available on FirstPrinciplesJournal.com. There is plenty to chew on and consider. Here […]

  • Home
  • About / Contact
  • Free Newsletter
  • Advertising
  • Sitemap
  • Privacy Policy

© Catholic World Report

Our Spring Sale Has Started

You can see how this popup was set up in our step-by-step guide: https://wppopupmaker.com/guides/auto-opening-announcement-popups/

A FAITHFULLY CATHOLIC PERSPECTIVE

Sign up to receive a weekly email with news, analysis, and commentary from a voice you can trust!

* indicates required


Daily
Weekly