Today is the 3rd Anniversary of Terri Shiavo’s death by dehydration following more than 13 days without nutrition or hydration under the order of Circuit Court Judge, George W. Greer of the Pinellas-Pasco’s Sixth Judicial Court.
At that time, Pope John Paul II stated:
“by euthanasia in the true and proper sense must be understood an action or omission which by its very nature and intention brings about death, with the purpose of eliminating all pain”; such an act is always “a serious violation of the law of God, since it is the deliberate and morally unacceptable killing of a human person”
In other words, it is murder.
Murder it is. And Terri’s murder was a slow and painful one.
It just goes to show the kind of monstrosities that become “acceptable” once people let the lies of the Culture of Death in the door.
Remember Terri. Stand up for life.
Thanks for keeping Teri’s memory alive. I might have posted on this myself had I not been so busy lately. Her life and death is clear warning to our American culture and legal system that the slippery slope is slick indeed. We must continue to fight the good fight for the rights of the severely disabled and the fundamental right to life of every American.