Pope Leo has denounced assisted dying as 'false compassion,' reinforcing his position against end-of-life legislation. The pontiff previously campaigned to prevent his home state from implementing assisted dying laws, emphasizing the Church's stance on preserving life. His strong opposition reflects broader Vatican doctrine on medical ethics and the sanctity of life, sparking ongoing debate between religious institutions and advocates of patient autonomy in end-of-life care decisions.

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