French ‘Conscience Protections’: Conciliar Sect Legitimizes Euthanasia Regime
The EWTN News portal reports that France’s Constitutional Council has issued interpretive reservations allegedly protecting “Catholic” institutions and pharmacists from direct participation in the newly promulgated euthanasia law, a concession hailed by “Archbishop” Laurent Ulrich of Paris as “an opportunity.” The law, adopted in July 2026 and promulgated August 19, legalizes assisted suicide and euthanasia, while the Council’s August 14 ruling exempts establishments whose statutes formally oppose such acts and pharmacists invoking personal conviction. The Fondation Jérôme Lejeune decried the ruling as “scandalously minimal,” while the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) celebrated a “great victory” to be exported abroad. This spectacle of a conciliar hierarchy negotiating terms of surrender with a Masonic state, then trumpeting the capitulation as a triumph, exposes the utter bankruptcy of the post-conciliar religion.