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Catholic Voices in the Boston Globe

Kim Daniels
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Catholic Voice Mark O'Neill has a letter to the editor in today's Boston Globe discussing the Massachusett push for assisted suicide:

I applaud people for promoting compassion, but true compassion means alleviating suffering while maintaining solidarity with those who suffer. It does not mean putting lethal drugs in the hands of depressed people and abandoning them to suicide.

Here's the letter in full.

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Kim Daniels is director of Catholic Voices USA. She's an attorney whose practice has focused on religious liberty issues, particularly rights of conscience in health care. Kim and her husband have six school-age children and are active members of their parish in Bethesda, Maryland. She's a graduate of Princeton University and the University of Chicago Law School.

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