Chicago archbishop, Catholic nuns sue Illinois over assisted-suicide law

Cardinal Blase Cupich has added his high-profile name to a federal lawsuit challenging Illinois' assisted suicide law, arguing that the practice is unconstitutional and "denies the choice of a dignified death" to Catholics who want to die naturally.

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America MagazineLean Left· 25d ago

Cardinal Cupich, women religious, Catholic pharmacist sue Illinois over assisted suicide law

Sun TimesLean Left· 26d ago

Cardinal Cupich, nuns challenge 'right-to-die' law, say Illinois 'has no business' forcing assisted suicide

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Fox32 ChicagoCenter· 25d ago

Chicago archbishop, Catholic nuns sue Illinois over assisted-suicide law

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AleteiaLean Right· 25d ago

Cardinal, nuns, pharmacist sue Illinois over assisted suicide

Legal InsurrectionRight· 25d ago

Chicago Cardinal, Catholic Nuns Sue Illinois Over Assisted Suicide Law

Hot AirRight· 25d ago

Moloch's Comeback: Catholic Nuns, Cardinal Forced to Sue Illinois Over Assisted-Suicide Mandate

Just the NewsLean Right· 26d ago

Catholic cardinal, nuns challenge assisted suicide law in Illinois

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