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For Pope Francis, “we cannot ask caregivers to kill their patients.”

By Melody

A warning message against euthanasia to Emmanuel Macron. The Pope, who this Monday, October 24, receives the President of France for the third time in the Vatican, did not weaken his words on Friday. “Not always being able to heal, guardians are by nature meant to provide care and support, but we cannot ask guardians to kill their patients. » This is why it is important “development of palliative care”. that the Catholic Church promotes the alleviation of suffering until natural death.

Francois was addressing a delegation of about forty French elected officials from the Diocese of Cambrai (North). Referring to the “debate” promised by the president of the republic on the end of life, the Jesuit Pope remarked. “I dare to hope that the debate on such essential issues can be conducted truthfully to guide life to its natural end.”

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Source: Le Figaro

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