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Dying man’s column about plan to kill himself could be used to persuade sick, elderly not to be ‘burdens’. Subscription required
People can do amazing things at any age.
By Jonathan Luxmoore. Assisted death of Belgian twins who weren’t terminally ill reflects changing laws
By Maryann Gogniat Eidemiller. Music ministries give dying a sense of peace in their final moments
Liturgy and Life column by Monsignor Joseph M. Champlin. Preparations for death include the dying, the family and the parish.
By Robert P. Lockwood. Accusing the dying elderly of being too expensive, as some do, leads us down a slippery moral slope.
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By Nick Manette. Problems people have with illness are not from Church teachings but because we don't like to think about dying.
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