Together, our voices will be heard. Join with thousands of our members who are standing up for life and dignity.
The California Catholic Conference announced today that it is vehemently opposed to SB 1196, the proposed bill that would expand the definitions for eligibility and eliminate residency requirements for those seeking suicide options from their physicians.
In 2015, California legalized assisted suicide for adults with illnesses of 6 months or less to live. Now, a Senator is pushing a bill to allow all chronically ill Californians to receive assisted suicide, as well as people with dementia.
Your Senator must hear from you. Please call them and tell them that this law goes too far and has the potential to harm you, your loved ones, and especially those with vulnerabilities like dementia.
Under the title “Radiate Love,” every Catholic community is invited to participate in this initiative, starting on World Marriage Day – February 11, 2024 – when God calls couples all over the globe to invest in their relationships and let that love radiate out to their family and to the world.
The California Catholic Conference (CCC) is the official public policy voice of the Catholic Church in California. We advocate with policy makers and the public to advance the Catholic vision of human life and dignity, to enhance the honorable and good in society, and to uplift those who are poor and vulnerable. We offer education to Catholics and the general public. We empower Catholics to put their faith into action consistent with Catholic teaching.
Join the California Catholic Advocacy Network! Together, our voices will be heard. Join with thousands of our members who are standing up for life and dignity.
