Poland's Catholic bishops have launched a broadside attack on government plans to subsidize in vitro fertilization procedures.Nothing that in vitro techniques entail the creation of many embryos-- most of them to be discarded after one is implanted in the mother's womb-- Bishop Wiktor Sworc of Tarnow said that the process involved "the production of life at the cost of another life."
Bishop Piotr Libera of Plock, a former general secretary of the nation's episcopal concerence, said that legislation calling for public funding of the elective procedure would be a Satanic gambit.
In Warsaw, Archbishop Kazimierz Nycz recommended that couples who are unable to conceive children should consider adoption.
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