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01Mar

Photos from Bishops' Conference of Scotland's post

Scotland stands at a moment of profound moral consequence.

In the coming weeks, MSPs will cast their final vote on the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults Scotland Bill. As Catholic Bishops of Scotland, we have issued a pastoral letter urging our nation to choose compassion that walks with those who suffer and affirms the dignity of every human life.

True compassion means ensuring every person receives proper medical care, emotional support and spiritual accompaniment. It means recognising that every life, regardless of illness, disability, age or circumstance, has inherent and unrepeatable value.

We encourage prayerful reflection and respectful engagement at this significant time.

Please consider contacting your MSP and asking them to oppose this legislation. You can do so quickly and easily through carenotkilling.scot

Let us pray for those approaching the end of life, for their families and carers, and for all who carry responsibility in public life.

May the Holy Spirit guide Scotland to choose the path of life, dignity and compassion.















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