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Pope criticises France’s assisted dying laws in front of Macron
Pointiff voiced concern about ‘arranging one’s own death’ during Élysée Palace speech
Pope Leo XIV criticised assisted dying in a speech at the Elysée Palace in front of Emmanuel Macron, just weeks after France passed a law allowing euthanasia.
After touching down in Paris on Friday morning at the start of a four-day tour, the first A... [5280 chars]
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