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Irish doctors oppose euthanasia, urge more support for compassionate care

The professional body that regulates and ensures professional standards for doctors in Ireland has rejected a report from a parliamentary committee that called for the legalization of assisted suicide.

Why I Am Catholic — Tracy Ingham

Thinking back on Evelyn Waugh’s famous Book Three title in “Brideshead Revisited,” I am Catholic because like “a twitch upon the thread,” God gently calls me and protects me when I need it most.

Russian, Ukrainian church leaders react to Moscow terror attack

Russia's Catholic archbishop has echoed condemnations of a March 22 terror assault which left dozens dead and injured at a Moscow concert venue, although a bishop from war-torn Ukraine warned the atrocity should also remind Russians of what his country was suffering at their hands.

Prayers, well-wishes pour out as Kate, the Princess of Wales, reveals she has cancer

Anglican Archbishop Justin Welby of Canterbury has praised the "compassion and sense of service" of Britain's Princess of Wales after she revealed that she is undergoing treatment for cancer.

The American Society of Magical Negroes — PG-13 (A-lll)

An old movie trope is spun into a satiric fantasy with middling results in "The American Society of Magical Negroes" (Focus).

Abortions soar to highest number in over a decade post Dobbs, study finds

A recent study from the Guttmacher Institute, an organization that supports abortion access, found that the number of abortions in 2023 has increased to the highest number and rate in the United States in over a decade.

One Life — PG (A-lll)

An understated tone bolsters the impact of the fact-based drama "One Life" (Bleecker Street). The educational value and formative potential of the film's uplifting story, a lesser-known chapter in the history of the Holocaust, moreover, make it probably acceptable for older teens, despite some off-color vocabulary in the script.

Texas again blocked from enforcing controversial law targeting migrants — for now

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued a decision late March 19 once again blocking Texas from enforcing its controversial law that makes it a state crime for unauthorized migrants to cross into Texas from Mexico.
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