Search Results: Asia and Oceania
…Tide of Color against White World-Supremacy in 1920. This book’s cover featured a spear-carrying African and a knife-wielding Asian menacing the “civilized” white world.1 Two years later, he published The…
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…members of the religious and laity. Dr. Ligaya Acosta, HLI Regional Director for Asia/Oceania participated. She stated that after leading the HLI mission with Dr. Brian Clowes, HLI Director for…
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…book Jean’s Way, describing the ordeal he had shared with his first wife. The media was actively seeking ways to promote euthanasia, so the book was soon made into a…
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…euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide from a pro-life perspective: A Protective Medical Decisions Document (PMDD) may be obtained from the Patients Rights Council (PRC, formerly the International Anti-Euthanasia Task Force). A…
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…suffering leads us closer to Him. And isn’t that the whole point of life? Further reading: Why Euthanasia Is Wrong—From a Secular Viewpoint Church Teachings on Euthanasia Susan Ciancio…
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End-of-Life Issues Your complete pro-life guide Euthanasia & Assisted Suicide 10 resources: Introduction to Euthanasia Euthanasia: A Slippery Slope Secular Arguments against Euthanasia Catholic Church Teaching on Euthanasia Euthanasia and…
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…allows suffering. False compassion often leads to euthanasia, abortion, and LGBTQ ideologies. So, how should Catholics respond? How can we help people understand the spiritual value of suffering? And how…
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The effects of Canada’s liberal euthanasia laws show clearly, as veterans are offered death as a solution to PTSD and hospitals coerce their patients to choose euthanasia. Fr. Boquet addresses…
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Why do people get euthanized? And how can we create a culture where euthanasia is unthinkable? Canada’s stats are shocking. Since 2016, over 50,000 individuals have died from legal euthanasia…
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What is the Abortion Situation in the Caribbean?
…controllers have spent an average of about six dollars per person in South America, Eastern Europe and the Middle East. In Asia, which has nearly two-thirds of the entire world’s…
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