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LIVING WILL INFORMATION

"As Catholics, we believe that God is the author of all life. We also recognize the sacredness of human life from the moment of conception to natural death.

For many years the Bishops of Pennsylvania have provided information to the Faithful about medical treatment at the end of life and have encouraged the use of advance directives for health care. Such a document enables a person to give guidance to another who will make decisions about medical treatment or care.

Changes in Pennsylvania law have prompted us to develop questions and answers about authoritative Church teachings on end-of-life issues and to prepare an advance directive for health care for Catholics. By completing a document that is consistent with official Catholic teaching, you are led to consider circumstances that involve medical treatment and care, and to share your beliefs and wishes with others. This document will assist those who will need to make decisions for you when you cannot direct your own care. By taking this step, you can eliminate misunderstanding and confusion and appoint someone who will act for you." The Catholic Bishops of Pennsylvania




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