What is the solution to suffering that can’t be eased? In this episode of Into the Truth, Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP shares his personal experience of paralysis and recovery, exploring what it means to face suffering with hope and what happens when society tries to eliminate suffering by eliminating the sufferer.
Having witnessed the legalisation of assisted suicide in Australia, Archbishop Fisher shares the dangers of safeguards that quietly disappear, what suffering can teach us, and how legalising euthanasia changes medicine, the law, and the way we see each other. Watch for a thought-provoking discussion on an issue all Catholics need to know about.
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Bioethicist and mother Dr Pia Matthews explores the dignity of every human life, from embryos and fetuses to people with disabilities and those with terminal illnesses, and the compassionate response of the Catholic Church to the bioethical issues of our times.
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Mgr James Shea, renowned author of From Christendom to Apostolic Mission and The Religion of the Day, delves into the challenges of evangelising in a secular society that believes it no longer needs redemption.
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Emily Hawkins, pro-life activist, Catholic mother, and communications director for the Alliance of Pro-Life Students delves into the tensions between feminism and motherhood, why modern culture sees pregnancy as an obstacle, and how Catholicism offers a radically different vision of women’s dignity.
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