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Assiniboia Pro-Life

Raymond Mynett,
Box 1981,
Assiniboia, Sask. S0H 0B0
Phone - 306 642 4187
Fax -306 642 3835
E-mail - jrm.her@sasktel.net


Activities

Assiniboia & District Pro-Life Annual Spring Banquet

Sunday, April 24, 2016
5:00 pm.
St. George’s Roman Catholic Parish Centre
Assiniboia
 
Speaking Out for Life in the World Today 
Speaker – Tom Schuck 
Entertainment    Door Prizes    Displays         
All interested people are welcome
 
Tickets:  Adult - $20.00;  Youth (ages 6-14) $10.00 
   Pre-School – Free
 
To purchase or reserve your tickets contact:
      306-642-4187  or   jrm.her@sasktel.net
 
Deadline for purchasing or reserving tickets:
       April 18, 2016

Why should you be concerned about
Proposals for Assisted Suicide?

 
     Allowing assisted suicide and euthanasia takes away from the basic dignity and worth of human life.  It suggests that the worth of a human life is not fundamental but relative to whether it is thought to be meaningful, useful, or worth living. 
     Allowing euthanasia can lead from an option to end one’s life to creating a duty to die in order not to be a burden.
     The recommendations being presented are too broad and allow assisted suicide for a number of reasons.  A survey indicates that many Canadians agree the grounds are too broad. Many feel allowing assisted suicide for things like depression, mental illness, and severe disablilties is dangerous.
     The proposals fail to protect the rights of doctors and nurses not to be involved for reasons of conscience.
     The proposed “safeguards” are too open-ended.  In fact no set of safeguards can really protect the weak and vulnerable.
    The real answers are more palliative care, better care of the elderly, and better services for the disabled and the mentally ill.

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