Euthanasia/MAiD
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Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops on the Non-Permissibility of Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide
Despite the pressure being applied to Catholic healthcare institutions by some Canadians and Canadian organizations to perform, or to provide through a third-party, ‘Medical Assistance in Dying/MAiD,’ in other words, euthanasia or assisted suicide, the Catholic Church, which regards life as sacred and inviolable, remains firm in its opposition to MAiD. Euthanasia and assisted suicide (MAiD) have always been, and will always be, morally unacceptable because they are affronts to human dignity and violations of natural and divine law.
Catholic Bishops of Saskatchewan Pastoral Letter on Medically-Provided Death - March 2025 - Click here
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Peter Oliver, Executive Director of Catholic Health Association of Saskatchewan interviews Rev. David Maginley and Amanda Achtman on the issue of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD).
This discussion provides a rich reflection touching on how to challenge medically assisted suicide and euthanasia in a polarized society, the relation between MAiD and suicide, the call to a more profound vision of life, and the issue of pastoral accompaniment.
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Dying to Meet You Project
Dying to Meet You is a project of cultural renewal to humanize our conversation on suffering, death, meaning, and hope.
To learn more and/or to invite Amanda to be a speaker or facilitator for your group, visit DyingToMeetYou.com
Determined to protect human life, Amanda's current priority is preventing euthanasia and encouraging hope through the Dying to Meet You Project.
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