We regularly receive calls from people asking where they can hear a presentation on Doctor-Prescribed Suicide and the ballot question. As you know, many presentations have been given, but, as you can see, there are still many opportunities to be informed and to inform your neighbors. I am sure there are some we don't have listed. Please let me know and we will post. Thanks, Anne MAADSP - No On 2 Upcoming Events Councils on the Aging Sept 12, Cohasset Sept 13, Plymouth Sept 17 Fairhaven Sept 20 Peru Sept 24 Bellingham and Tyngsboro Oct. 10 Dighton and Salisbury Oct 15 Brewster Oct 18 Halifax Oct 22 Newburyport Other engagements and panels: Sept 14 CIRCA panel Sept 20 Winchester Professionals Oct 21 Amesbury/ Holy Family Parish Talk Oct 10 Salem/Olde Town Hall, panel discussion on No on 2. Boston Archdiocese: Physician Assisted Suicide Announcements The so-called "Death with Dignity Act," if passed this November, will legalize physician-assisted suicide in Massachusetts. Do you know about this law? Do you know how it will affect medical care in Massachusetts? Do you know how it will affect the sick and dying in your community? Medical, legal and ethical professionals will explain how you can oppose physician-assisted suicide. Sign up for one of the workshops below today! Date | Location | Time | Monday, September 17 | Our Lady of Lourdes, Brockton | 7-9pm | Tuesday, September 18 | St. Charles Borromeo, Woburn | 7-9pm | Wednesday, September 19 | St. Jerome, Weymouth | 7-9pm | Thursday, September 20 | St. Bonaventure, Plymouth | 7-9pm | Friday, September 21 | K of C Hall, Lexington | 7:30-9:30pm | Monday, September 24 | St. Eulalia, Winchester | 7-9pm | Tuesday, September 25 | Sacred Heart, Quincy | 7-9pm | Thursday, September 27 | St. Mary, Waltham | 7-9pm | Tuesday, October 2 | St. John the Evangelist, N. Chelmsford | 7-9pm | Wednesday, October 3 | St. Raphael, Medford | 7-9pm | Wednesday, October 10 | Pastoral Center, Braintree | 1-3pm | Wednesday, October 10 | St. Bernadette, Randolph | 7-9pm | Thursday, October 11 | All Saints, Haverhill | 7-9pm | Monday,October 15 | St.Patrick, Natick | 7-9pm | Thursday,October 18 | St. Columbkille, Brighton | 7-9pm | Monday, October 22 | St. Mary, Lynn | 7-9pm | Wednesday,October 24 | St. Peter, Plymouth | 7-9pm | To register contact: Ann Cussen @ ann_cussen@rcab.org Phone: 617-779-3644 Name | Parish | City/Town | Phone | E-Mail Address | Workshop Date | Worcester Diocese: PRESENTATION ON END-OF-LIFE ISSUES AND PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE - Sept. 5 The Pro-Life and Adult Faith Formation Ministries of the Grafton Catholic Community will host a panel presentation, "Catholics and Dying: Hear the Truth About End-of-Life Issues", on Wednesday, Sept. 5 from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. at St. James Parish Center, 89 Main St., South Grafton. Speakers include Dr. Paul Carpentier, Msgr. Peter Beaulieu, Atty. Henry Luthin, and Allison LeDoux, who will discuss Catholic teaching on end-of-life concerns and address the proposed law on physician-assisted suicide that will be on the Massachusetts ballot this November. ALL ARE WELCOME! Novena to St. Joseph - Begins September 10 All are welcome to the annual Novena to St. Joseph at Christ the King Parish, 1072 Pleasant St., Worcester, to pray for the seriously and terminally ill. The novena will begin on Monday, Sept. 10 (7:15 to 8:00 p.m.) and will be conducted on nine successive Monday evenings. There will be guest homilists, prayers for the dying, and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. The novena is also a spiritual response to the prospect of doctor-prescribed suicide in Massachusetts. Please consider coming and bringing your friends! The names of those who are terminally ill can be submitted in advance by calling 508-754-5361 or by email to Monsignor Sullivan at tsullivan5@mac.com. On October 27th a day-long conference featuring Dr. William Toffler, a professor at the Department of Family Medicine at Oregon Health and Science University and national director of the Physicians for Compassionate Care Education Foundation (one of the leading national groups working to oppose DPS)is scheduled in Worcester. We'll have more information. |
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