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By: Real America News Updated 25 Jun 2022, 11: 11 am EDT
The Pontifical Academy for Life, a department of the Vatican, led by Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, praised the decision of the Supreme Court to annul the ruling, after half a century of Roe vs. Wade, who legalized abortions throughout the North American country.
This message of support was sent through a statement, where they pointed out that This decision reopens a necessary dialogue on the issue of abortion.
“The fact that a large country with a long democratic tradition has changed its position on this issue, it also challenges the whole world “, reads a part of the statement.
Likewise, they added: “ It is not fair that the problem be left aside without adequate consideration of whole. The protection and defense of human life is not a subject that can be circumscribed to the exercise of individual rights, but rather is a matter of wide social transcendence”.
The president of the Pontifical Academy for Life, Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, supported choosing life, following Dobbs’ decision
, who wrote a thought-provoking message on his social networks.
“In the face of Western society that is losing its passion for life, this event is a powerful invitation to reflect together on the serious and urgent issue of human generativity and the conditions that make it possible ible; choosing life, our responsibility for the future of humanity is at stake”, he said.
It is important to remember that in September 2021, Pope Francis condemned abortion. “Abortion is more than a problem. Abortion is murder.”
Although the Holy Sede is in favor of the annulment of abortion rights, his feeling differs from the thoughts of some US political officials
, including President Joe Biden and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, just to name a few.
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