Scotland’s Suicide Bill Exposes Modernist Betrayal of the Vulnerable
Catholic News Agency reports (November 11, 2025) on Scottish bishops’ opposition to the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults Bill after parliamentary rejection of amendments that would have restricted eligibility to terminal cases with less than six months prognosis and mandated palliative care funding. The article quotes Bishop John Keenan warning that the bill’s broad definition of “terminal illness” potentially includes those with disabilities, mental health conditions, or financial hardships. Disability advocates like MSP Pam Duncan-Glancy and pro-life voices echo concerns about threats to vulnerable populations. The piece concludes by urging Catholics to lobby legislators against the bill.









