As New York Weighs Assisted Suicide Bill, ArchCare Models Compassionate Alternative

| 06/9/2025

By: Mary Shovlain

As conversations around end-of-life options grow louder in New York, ArchCare offers a quiet, powerful witness to what true compassion looks like.

Dr. Taimur Mirza, MD, CMD, Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer at ArchCare, sees it every day. “We believe that every person, regardless of age, illness, or ability, has inherent value,” he said. “That belief is the foundation of our care, especially when someone is facing the final stages of life.”

ArchCare, the continuing care community of the Archdiocese of New York, serves people of all backgrounds through nursing homes, hospice, home care, and palliative medicine. Its mission is rooted in Catholic moral teaching, but its approach to care speaks to something universal: the dignity of every human life.

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The three organizations held “United in Hope for Ukraine,” a special evening focused on the continued need for aid and solutions in Ukraine with Metropolitan Archbishop Borys Gudziak of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia.

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Patrick Grady

| 05/05/2026

Archbishop Ronald Hicks and Father Dave Dwyer talk about a visit to Elizabeth Seton Children’s, Sabastian Sawe’s faith and new marathon record, Pope Leo’s meeting with the archbishop of Canterbury, and answer a listener’s question.

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Archbishop Ronald Hicks

| 05/05/2026

Archbishop brought blessings, warmth, and a personal connection with Elizabeth Seton to the Yonkers facility.

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Steven Schwankert

| 05/05/2026