Archbishop of Salzburg: Abortion is not a human right

"The more the beginning and end of life are regulated by man, the more difficult life will become in between," said the president of the Austrian Bishops' Conference.

In his sermon on the Assumption Day, Salzburg Archbishop Franz Lackner called for the protection of human life.

“Life is and remains a divine gift. That is why, especially in our time, it is deeply worth protecting,” the archdiocese documented the sermon of the chairman of the Austrian Bishops’ Conference in a press release.

He also rejected the EU Parliament’s intention to declare abortion a human right in the EU (on which IFamNews has reported): “We Christians cannot and must not go along with that.”

In Austria, he said, the Constitutional Court’s decision to legalize assisted suicide meant that a red line has been crossed, which “will severely damage the substance of life as a whole. For, the more the beginning and end of life are regulated by man, the more difficult life will become in between.”

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