Pastoral accompaniment of people wishing to die
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Many people today wish for a "self-determined death" and a "dignified dying". However, they wonder if this wish justifies ending their life prematurely. It is also conflictual and burdensome for all involved when someone wishes to end their life and asks others for help. Additionally, it raises the question of whether assistance for suicide should be provided. How can respectful and empathetic pastoral accompaniment be provided for people with such a wish? What remains important for a Christian-inspired culture of dying that is supported by a positive attitude towards life?
Speaker: Professor Dr. Johannes Brantl, born in 1968, was ordained as a priest for the Diocese of Passau in 1994 and has taught moral theology at the Theological Faculty in Trier since 2008. One of his main areas of work is bioethics. He also acts as an advisor to the German Bishops' Conference and as a member of the bioethics commission of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate.
Round table with: Dr. Bernhard Thill, Dr. Robert Goerens, among others.
Moderation: Nora Schleich
Organized by the Centre for Diocesan Training Jean XXIII, in cooperation with EwB.
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Organized by the Centre for Diocesan Training Jean XXIII, in cooperation with EwB.
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Address: Centre for Diocesan Training Jean XXIII, 52, rue Jules Wilhelm, L-2728 Luxembourg
For more information, refer to the website of the Centre for Diocesan Training.
Automatically translated from German.
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Luxembourg
52 Rue Jules Wilhelm
2728 Neudorf-Weimershof Luxembourg
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