Earlier version, Wednesday 26 August
French Council shields Catholic hospitals from assisted dying mandate
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French Council shields Catholic institutions
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France's highest constitutional authority has carved out conscience protections for Catholic institutions and pharmacists. The move was welcomed by Archbishop Laurent Ulrich of Paris. Catholic hospitals, hospices, and nursing homes will not be forced to allow euthanasia or assisted suicide on their premises.
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French Council protects conscience rights for Catholics, pharmacists
Earlier version, Tuesday 25 August
French Council protects conscience rights
How the coverage unfolded
- Aug 25, 4:00 AM Catholic News Agency French Council protects conscience rights for Catholics, pharmacists as euthanasia law takes effect
- Aug 25, 5:04 AM National Catholic Register French Council Protects Conscience Rights for Catholics, Pharmacists As Euthanasia Law Takes Effect
- Aug 25, 4:00 AM Catholic World Report French Council protects conscience rights for Catholics, pharmacists as euthanasia law takes effect
- Aug 25, 4:00 AM Angelus News French council shields Catholic pharmacists, hospitals from assisted dying mandate
- Aug 25, 9:03 PM The Catholic Thing French council protects conscience rights for Catholics, pharmacists as euthanasia law takes effect
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