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|    06 Mar 15 22:59:14    |
      VATICAN INFORMATION SERVICE       YEAR XXII - # 039       DATE 24-02-2015              Summary:       - End of life assistance to the elderly, theme of the 21st assembly of the       Pontifical Council pro Vita       - In Memoriam              ___________________________________________________________               End of life assistance to the elderly, theme of the 21st assembly of the       Pontifical Council pro Vita        Vatican City, 24 February 2015 (VIS) - The Pontifical Academy pro Vita will       dedicate its upcoming general assembly to end of life assistance to the       elderly. The assembly, which will take place in the New Synod Hall from 5 to 7       March, is the 21st to be held by this institution, and the official theme is       "Assisting the Elderly and Palliative Care".        During the assembly, on 6 March, there will be a workshop open to the public,       especially scholars, healthcare and pastoral workers, and students who are       interested in acquiring a deeper knowledge of the theme from a number of       viewpoints: theological-philosophical, ethical and medical, cultural and       social.        In the first session of the Workshop, "Clinical care for the elderly at the       end of life", following a brief general introduction to the theme by Bishop       Ignacio Carrasco de Paula, president of the Pontifical Academy pro Vita, a       number of specific issues will be considered, such as medical care for the       elderly with chronic degenerative illlnesses, the use and abuse of analgesics       in palliative care, nursing care for the terminally ill, and clinical       decision-making processes for the elderly at the end of life.        The second session will be dedicated to ethical and anthropological       perspectives, and will focus on the central role of relationships with the       elderly in family, social and hospital contexts, and guidelines for       accompanying the elderly as they near death, with respect for their dignity       and avoiding any form of abandonment or euthanasia.        The day will conclude with the analysis of socio-cultural perspectives. The       third session will be dedicated to the spirituality of the elderly in later       year, legal aspects of the end of life, pastoral care and the role of the       family, ending with the question, "What is social solidarity?".              ___________________________________________________________               In Memoriam        Vatican City, 24 February 2015 (VIS) - The following prelates have died in       recent weeks:        - Archbishop Pierre-Andre Fournier of Rimouski, Canada, on 10 January at the       age of 71.        - Bishop James Naanman Daman, O.S.A, of Shendam, Nigeria, on 12 January at       the age of 58.        - Bishop Joseph Mukasa Zuza of Mzuzu, Malawi, on 15 January at the age of 59.        - Bishop Jose Maria Hernandez Gonzalez, emeritus of Netzahualcoyotl, Mexico,       on 19 January at the age of 88.        - Archbishop Jose Martins da Silva, S.D.N. emeritus of Porto Velho, Brazil,       on 29 January at the age of 78.        - Bishop Adalberto Arturo Rosat, O.F.M., prelate emeritus of Aiquile,       Bolivia, on 31 January at the age of 81.        - Bishop Vincent Valentine Egwuchukwu Ezeonyia, C.S.Sp., of Aba, Nigeria, on       8 February at the age of 73.        - Bishop Abel Costas Montano, emeritus of Tarija, Bolivia, on 11 February at       the age of 94.        - Cardinal Karl Josef Becker, S.J. †Deacon of San Giuliano Martire, on 10       February at the age of 86.        - Bishop Thomas Bhalerao, S.J. emeritus of Nashik, India, on 13 February at       the age of 82.        - Bishop Magnus Mwalunyungu, emeritus of Tunduru-Masasi, Tanzania, on 13       February at the age of 84.        - Bishop Joseph Devellerez Thaung Shwe , emeritus of Pyay, Myanmar, on 17       February at the age of 79.        - Archbishop Antonio Lanfranchi, of Modena-Nonantola, Italy, on 17 February       at the age of 68.        - Bishop Bernardo Enrique Witte, O.M.I. emeritus of Concepcion, on 21       February at the age of 88.       ___________________________________________________________              For more information and to search for documents refer to the site:       www.visnews.org and www.vatican.va              Copyright (VIS): the news contained in the services of the Vatican       Information Service may be reproduced wholly or partially by quoting       the source: V. I. S. - Vatican Information Service.       http://www.vatican.va/news_services/press/vis/vis_en.html              --- MPost/386 v1.21        * Origin: Sursum Corda! BBS=Huntsville AL=bbs.sursum-corda.com (1:396/45)    |
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