
Why the Pope Spoke Up About France's End-of-Life Plan
Pope Leo XIV stood by his criticism of plans to let doctors help end lives during his Sept. 25-28 trip to France, where lawmakers are debating a law on how people die. He met President Macron and officials at the Élysée on Sept. 25. It remains to be seen if speaking plainly grows church sway or strains ties with lawmakers.
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