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‘We want a real debate’ – standing firm against childhood euthanasia and autonomy absolutists

by Guest Contributor

8 April 2019 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Standing firm: Protesters in Brussels hold banners against legislation authorising euthanasia for children. In mid-August 2018 news broke that lethal ...

Pope urges people to channel Easter hope to combat ‘brutal violence’ of terrorism

by Staff writers

30 March 2016 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Belgian horror: A woman consoles her children at a street memorial on March 23 following bomb ...

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‘We want a real debate’ – standing firm against childhood euthanasia and autonomy absolutists

Pope urges people to channel Easter hope to combat ‘brutal violence’ of terrorism

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