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Euthanasia and IVF share death-dealing control issues; why embryo "adoption" is not a good idea; the shocking truth about bishops, money, and Church demographics -- and more!
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Euthanasia and IVF share death-dealing control issues; why embryo "adoption" is not a good idea; the shocking truth about bishops, money, and Church demographics -- and more!

Have you ever been to the Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum?

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Four Problems with Assisted Suicide

The states where “medical aid in dying” is legal

Jennifer A. Frey on X: No guardrails for euthanasia possible

Right to Life UK on X: Doctors would have to offer death with every interaction, under proposed bill

A Comprehensive Report on the Risks of ART (IVF)

The Apostle of a Happy Death by Fr. Jerry Pokorsky

Eric Sammons: Catholics Are Losing Ground: Only 19% of Americans self-identify as Catholic, down from 24% in 2007. This is a 20% decrease. However, “only 29% of self-identifying Catholics attend Mass weekly. So only 29% of the 19% of Americans who identify as Catholic actually fulfill the Sunday obligation.” Perhaps the most stunning finding in the survey is that for every 100 people who join the Catholic Church, 840 leave.

Hispanics in US less likely to be Catholics The study finds that between 2007 and 2023, the percentage of Hispanic adults who identify themselves as Catholics dropped from 58% to 42%. Hispanics now account for 36% of the country’s Catholic population. The percentage of adults who identify as Catholics has also decreased—but far more slowly—among white (22% to 17%), black (5% to 4%), and Asian (17% to 14%) Americans.

Los Angeles Religious Education Congress

The Bishops Don’t Understand Eucharistic Revival by Leila Marie Lawler: Part One, Part Two

The Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum

This is a Robbery: The World’s Biggest Art Heist. Netflix: In 1990, two men dressed as cops con their way into a Boston museum and steal a fortune in art ... Was the heist an inside job?

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