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Pope Leo XIV Criticizes Assisted Dying During Visit to Lourdes

Pope Leo XIV condemned medically assisted death as 'false compassion' during his visit to Lourdes, France, reaffirming Catholic teachings on the sanctity of life. He also met with survivors of clergy sexual abuse, addressing the Church's legacy of abuse and emphasizing the need for dignity in suffering. His visit attracted large crowds and included discussions on recent legislation in France regarding end-of-life options.

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Pope Leo XIV condemned medically assisted death as 'false compassion' during his visit to Lourdes, France, reaffirming Catholic teachings on the sanctity of life. He also met with survivors of clergy sexual abuse, addressing the Church's legacy of abuse and emphasizing the need for dignity in suffering. His visit attracted large crowds and included discussions on recent legislation in France regarding end-of-life options.

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Pope blasts assisted dying as 'false compassion' at French shrine known for miraculous cures

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Pope Leo XIV Criticizes Assisted Dying During Visit to Lourdes