… feeding tubes for nutrition and hydration. Briefly, the Pope stated in the March address
that such tubes … If done knowingly and willingly," the removal of such feeding tubes is "euthanasia …

… feeding tubes, as "a natural means" of sustaining life and not as a "medical act" because he
wanted to guarantee that there would be no gap in the provision of feeding … Papal allocution …

… The implications of Pope John Paul II's 2004 Allocution on vegetative states remain unclear
… suggest tube feeding is burdensome and not beneficial for such patients, the Allocution …

… in the United States, a document in accord with the basic concepts of the Papal Allocution: …
for example, the patient is imminently dying, whether a feeding tube is placed or not ... at other …

… pope’s recent allocution in regards to PVS patients as a matter of conscience. Rather than
providing clarification, I argue that the papal allocution … feeding tubes are thin tubes inserted …

… allocution as well as its impact on Catholic individuals and in Catholic health care facilities.
Shannon concludes that the papal allocution … to feeding tubes is: Is this method of feeding …

… of feeding tubes for … feeding tubes. There are physical burdens and harms that can be
associated with ANH. The treatments can be expensive, especially the placing of the feeding tube …

… Bretzke views the removal of Schiavo's tube as such a case. "Terri Schiavo's feeding tube
could be morally removed [because] its removal was not intended to cause her death, but …

… in the United States, a document in accord with the basic concepts of the papal allocution: …
dying, whether a feeding tube is placed or not … at other times, although the shortening of …

… Bretzke views the removal of Schiavo’s tube as such a case. “Terri Schiavo’s feeding tube
could be morally removed [because] its removal was not intended to cause her death, but …