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Pope Francis: Life is Always Worth Living, Even When Seriously Ill (1157 hits)


Pope Francis: Life is Always Worth Living, Even When Seriously Ill
In a year that saw assisted suicide advocates be applauded by the press, Pope Francis made some poignant commentary about the sanctity of life in his message for the World Day of the Sick, reminding the world that life is always worth living, regardless of the perceived “quality” of it.

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Sunday, January 4th 2015 at 5:51PM
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On this Point of press condemnation, I agree with the latin Pope Francis...........


Monday, January 19th 2015 at 2:52PM
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