Preliminary remark:
This testament can be drawn up in the form of a notarial document and kept by a notary of your choice.
If you write and keep the document yourself, you must do the necessary for the validity of a private document (which has legal force); ask therefor a lawyer to advice you, at least you must:
– write it yourself by hand or at least sign it preceded by “read and approved”
– clearly name first name, place of residence of yourself, the underwriter(s), date and place of the writing of the document.
Spiritual Testament
(date and place)
The undersigned … (surname and first names), residing in … declares to be in good sense and completely free and with a determined will to arrange the following for “what is and is not allowed” before, under and after my death:
1– I refuse all forms of organ donation and organ reception (certainly not vital organs)
2– I refuse all forms of euthanasia
3– I refuse palliative care associated with morphine overdose or other death accelerators. Palliative care that does not accelerate the death is possible according to my wish or that of the persons below who keep this will
4– I refuse cremation or incineration
5- I expressly request the presence of the priest mentioned below at my deathbed to administer the last sacrements and accompany me in my death. He does not need to be vaccinated or tested.
6– I wish a funeral mass and cemetery liturgy according to the Tridentine Rite, by the Catholic priest, referred to below
7– this will has been kept in several copies by the persons mentioned below.
8- All this is my last express and holy will.
– name of the priest(s): …
– names of the persons who keep a copy :…
(sign here preceded by read and approved)
(if multiple pages, each page except the last one must have initials)
NB
More information about transplantations :
Transplantation, donation and reception of organs is not allowed if the organs are of vital importance, such as the heart, both kidneys, liver, etc. Organ transplantation is nowadays almost exclusively performed in clinically deceased people who have died of brain death. Brain death is pronounced when the brain is so damaged that the person is certain to die soon (but is still alive at the moment). Because in this case the organs are still alive and fresh, the transplant has a greater chance of success than transplanting organs that are no longer alive. Brain death is not real death. Death is the separation of soul and body. In clinical or brain death, the person is still alive, the blood is still circulating. Therefore, the only real death is the death of the heart, when the blood ceases to circulate.
So-called organ donation involves vital organs, taken from a living person who is only brain dead, ie still alive. So it’s a murder and a suicide.