Hello, it's Father David Nix on the Padre Paragonal podcast. And as you probably know, today's topic is

end of life Catholic bioethics. We're going to be discussing euthanasia and what to have in living

wills for you and your loved ones and your friends. As I said, in the original YouTube, you're probably

bounced over to hear from YouTube. I mentioned that we couldn't put up the whole video on YouTube because it's too spicy.

But what we're going to look at today, I'll just give you the really quick overview here,

is one, the errors in the new Vatican document.

Number two, how to avoid euthanasia for you and your family.

Three, which is linked to that is why to avoid palliative care.

Number four is why to avoid organ donation.

And we're going to see it's not because the Catholic Church is against it in and of itself.

It's because of how it's done in the United States and Europe that we should be against it.

And then I'm going to give you very practical advice on durable power of attorney.

Now, if you want to take notes, you can, but I would just suggest looking in the show notes,

because there's even going to be new show notes here in Rumble and Spiritus TV and BitShoot.

If you look in the show notes and also on Apple, Spotify, all the other audio podcasts. If you look in the show notes, you're going to be able to see most of what I read today.

So I'm going to give you a big overview, going to read you quotes from about six different websites,

including mine.

But the main thing to listen for here is why you should always understand artificial nutrition

and hydration is ordinary care for you and your loved ones

if they're on their deathbeds. And unfortunately, the new Vatican document that we're about to

look at right now even doubts that. So Archbishop Pahlia is head of the Pontifical Academy for

Life. Obviously, in English, that is abbreviated P.A.L, but in Latin and Italian, it is PAV. And New Daily Compass,

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