If this works. this link should take you to an interview with ++ Sarah from the Archbishopric's Facebook page. If it works at all, you may need to click on a little sound icon in the top left hand corner to get the sound.
I suspect it gives a better impression of her and who she is than most of the reports by others which tend to be strained through their aspirations of who they want her to be or not to be.
It's about a quarter of an hour.
Rather than sitting through a video to see if it comes up, I’m just wondering about her position on the Creeds, sacraments, bodily Resurrection of Christ, etc.
To me there is no reason why (1) assisted dying, (2) appropriate and well-funded palliative care, and (3) societal respect for disabled and older people couldn't all sit side-by-side as part of healthcare as a whole - that can't be so rare a viewpoint that there's nobody else that feels similarly.
Sorry - I stuck numbers in to help comprehension of my reply.
I’m sympathetic to that, but also sympathetic to those who say ‘sort out palliative care before moving on assisted dying’ - because at the moment three is improving but probably not there yet, one is coming down the track, and two is very uneven - to the extent that assisted dying could well end up a better option on the basis of geography…
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Rather than sitting through a video to see if it comes up, I’m just wondering about her position on the Creeds, sacraments, bodily Resurrection of Christ, etc.
Sorry - I stuck numbers in to help comprehension of my reply.
I’m sympathetic to that, but also sympathetic to those who say ‘sort out palliative care before moving on assisted dying’ - because at the moment three is improving but probably not there yet, one is coming down the track, and two is very uneven - to the extent that assisted dying could well end up a better option on the basis of geography…