Thank you to FIAMC for helping to spread the word!


Submitted to Gov. Hochul’s office today.
Please contact our Governor to let your opinion be known!
Update (6/20/2025 @ 9pm)
State Sanctioned Suicide likely coming to NY
The NY Senate passed the State Sanctioned Suicide bill last night (June 9) around 9pm.
Please pray that Gov. Hochul uses her veto power to protect New Yorkers, and the rest of the country, from this monstrous law!
This is a small, cross-sectional, study…and…the results suggest that those who desire to die…
What can we conclude from this small, cross-sectional, study? Maybe:
Let us thank our Lord for the wonderful news from Illinois!
Please continue to pray, and contact your NY State Senator, for the same outcome here!
This is a powerful piece on State-Sanctioned Suicide from First Things. It’s worth a read.
Also…its crunch time. If you haven’t yet, please contact your NYS Senator to share you opinion on the so-called Medical Aid in Dying bill (S138) ASAP. They are likely to vote this week!
Thank you to Gillian and Jessica Roger’s for this excellent discussion!
If it haven’t already done so, please contact your NY Senator ASAP to let your voice be heard!
Dr. Carroll was recently interviewed by the Catholic Courier on the pending legislation that seeks to legalize State Sanctioned Suicide in NY (euphemistically called Medical Aid in Dying or MAiD).
…and then, make you voice heard!
Please contact you NYS Senator now to register you support for life affirming care, not State-Sanctioned Suicide (euphemistically called Medical Aid in Dying, aka MAiD).
This may be coming up for a vote soon…
Lawmakers expect to vote on the late state budget next week, which would leave just over a month left of session to address other business.
…”next week” will start on Monday, May 19, so now is the time to act!
While any and all State-Sanctioned Suicide is categorically wrong, it is worth noting that even for those in favor, this bill has serious flaws:
Modern medicine can alleviate almost all physical pain, but we need to do better addressing existential suffering. The response to suffering should never be to end the sufferer.
The bill has no residency requirement, no waiting period, no requirement for a psychiatric evaluation and no oversight of lethal medications. The bill applies to those not terminal with treatment, e.g., Type I diabetes. Pressure to expand assisted suicide to children, the healthy but tired-of-life, the cognitively impaired and others worthy of both life and our care is inevitable. This bill rejects human duty toward each other and would lead to euthanasia and involuntary deaths
Remember, any supposed “safeguards” will eventually be removed. They just don’t stick.
Proposed changes to Oregon’s 25-year-old Death with Dignity Act could expand access