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The fallout in France continues after lawmakers approve a measure to legalize euthanasia and assisted suicide. The bill was a priority for outgoing President Emmanuel Macron and took more than three years to pass. It also raises numerous concerns, including the lack of protections for religious institutions who want to opt out of killing people by euthanasia. Solene Tadie, EWTN News correspondent based in France, says the debate over euthanasia and assisted suicide is not completely over, and outlines the next steps for Church leaders and pro-lifers. She also says France's Catholic Bishops have been very vocal in their opposition to euthanasia and their calls for an emphasis on improving life rather than accelerating death.
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