Posts By Nicole

We’re very excited about the World Meeting of Families this September in Philadelphia, which will include Pope Francis’s first visit to the United States.  This year’s theme is “Love is …
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The nation’s first hospice has released a short video clip asserting its strong opposition to assisted suicide.

Dr. Joseph Andrews, whom some readers may remember from last year’s assisted …
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One woman saw Jesus in the faces of the poor. The other compared them to cattle. Clearly, a match made in Heaven.

This absurdity should not be obscured by more …
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We suspect that Rep. Rob Sampson may be catching flak after a CT Post article falsely claimed that his proposed bill H.B. 5193 would “strip” or “prohibit” insurance coverage of …
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There will soon be a fresh face in the state House of Representatives.

Congratulations to FIC Action Committee endorsee Steve Harding, who defeated Democrat Howard Lasser by an unofficial …
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As a state organization, we rarely get involved in international affairs, but the atrocities we are witnessing in the Middle East demand outcry.

Today there is an opportunity to speak up for …
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My response to this piece is in the New Haven Register. This is the crux of it:

“An Oregon-style law would create “death row” for sick people — with far less rigor or transparency.” …
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Our friends at St. Ann Church in Avon will be holding a panel on assisted suicide on February 22. See their flyer below and please consider attending.

CT Mirror has a piece today about Sen. Blumenthal’s leadership role on the Clay Hunt veteran suicide prevention bill; the U.S. Senate is expected to vote on this legislation today.

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Maggie Karner addresses the East Coast Conference Against Assisted Suicide (photo by Ellen Kolb).  

I suppose you could say that Brittany Maynard and I became the overnight internet brain cancer poster …
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