Everyone has a right to life, not a right to death, pope says
PEOPLE have a right to life, not to death, Pope Francis said. He said death must be welcomed but never ...
PEOPLE have a right to life, not to death, Pope Francis said. He said death must be welcomed but never ...
ALBANY Creek parishioner Shirley Strickland stands firm against euthanasia and still hopes a majority of Queensland’s politicians will drop their ...
TEACHERS and students now have easy access to an online resource that clearly explains why the Catholic Church supports palliative ...
A QUEENSLAND nurses association with 8,00 members says legalising euthanasia would transform nursing from “saving lives and doing no harm ...
BRISBANE archdiocese is calling on Queenslanders to write, email, call and meet with their local members as they weigh their ...
A CATHOLIC network of hospitals and aged care services has stepped up a campaign demanding access to quality palliative care ...
Letter to Qld's Premier Palaszczuk urges a massive spending boost to palliative care: “The truth is that thousands of Queenslanders ...
AS dusk fell April 29, nurses pushed Fr Michael Kottar in his wheelchair just outside a North Carolina rehabilitation centre ...
New finding: More doctors and nurses needed to work in palliative care. AUSTRALIA has only half the number of palliative ...
Leading voice: “Sadly, in Queensland, we have a sector in need of urgent reform, one that must have the capacity ...
Call to care: “Access to palliative care for older Queenslanders receiving aged care, especially in regional and rural settings, is ...
Teamwork: Karuna Hospice Services nurses Claire and Melanie in medical gowns made by members of Teams of Our Lady. Photo: ...
Responsibility: "It is absolutely critical that the government’s final response to the committee reports is informed by the views and ...
Life is sacred: Townsville Bishop Tim Harris has spoken out strongly against euthanasia. TOWNSVILLE Bishop Tim Harris has spoken out ...
Lily Calvert: “So, despite the sadness and how difficult it was, there was a real calmness and peacefulness, and we ...
Churches speak: Anglican Archbishop Philip Aspinall, Anglican North Queensland Bishop Keith Joseph and Brisbane Catholic Archbishop Mark Coleridge at the ...
Aged care caution: Queensland parliament told it needs to add another $200 million for palliative care. A DIRE lack of ...
Submission: "Those in our community and in our families who are really unwell or in the final stages of life ...
Dr Phillip Good: "Faced with a terminal illness, in a situation that cannot be changed, it takes real courage to ...
Submission: “How well a society cares for its vulnerable, weak and unwell members is, we believe, to be a measure ...
Better care needed: “Many patients die before their package is approved. It has been six years since the most recent ...
Care is key: Former prime minister Paul Keating says palliative care is where the real priority should be. WHEN former Queensland ...
Medical help: "The Church continues to pray for those who are suffering and welcomes any new medically proven forms of ...
Life debate: Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has called for an inquiry to consider all aspects of end-of-life care, including voluntary assisted ...
Respect urged: “The reason we say ‘no’ (to euthanasia and assisted dying) is because we have a beautiful vision of ...
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