(Irish Times) Ireland's Four Archbishops say abortion proposal 'of utmost concern'

The Government’s announcement that a combination of legislation and regulations will be introduced to comply with the European Court of Human Rights ruling in the A, B and C case should be “of the utmost concern to all”, the four Catholic Archbishops of Ireland have said.

Minister for Health James Reilly presented a memorandum to this morning’s Cabinet meeting. The decision was taken to follow this route ”“ the fourth option from the expert group on abortion – rather than proposing guidelines, an option favoured by anti-abortion campaign groups.

Responding tonight to the announcement, the Archbishops said the proposal would “pave the way for the direct and intentional killing of unborn children. This can never be morally justified in any circumstances”.

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One comment on “(Irish Times) Ireland's Four Archbishops say abortion proposal 'of utmost concern'

  1. MichaelA says:

    So that’s the Roman Catholic Archbishops speaking out.

    Where are the other church leaders?