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Pope Francis and Catholic Health Care in the USA

Philadelphia, (Zenit.org) John A. Di Camillo, Be.L. | 957 hits

Pope Francis has set the tone for his papacy and for the whole Church in the years ahead with three concise points inhis homilyon March 14, 2013: “Journeying, building, professing.”[1]I would suggest there is a clear takeaway for institutions whose mission and identity are bound up with Catholic Christian charit...

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Articles from section "Bioethics"

The Morality of Jesus' End-of-Life Decisions?

Distinction Between Choosing and Accepting

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Here is a question on bioethics asked by a ZENIT reader and answered by the fellows of the Culture of Life Foundation. Q: I am a theology teacher in an all-boys Catholic high school in New …

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Are Intersex Children Boys or Girls?

What to Do When Ontological Identity Isn't Clear

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Here is a continued discussion of a question on bioethics answered by the fellows of theCulture of Life Foundation. By E. Christian Brugger In my last column titled "The New Pangenderism" I …

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The New Pollution

Big Abortion's Evolving Profit Structure and the US Health Care Reform Package

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In the mid-'90s, the abortion industry in the United States realized it was facing an existential threat -- the population of abortionists was aging and nobody was stepping up to take their …

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The New Pangenderism:

Transgenders, Polysexuals and Sex Reassignment Surgery

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Here is a response to questions on bioethics regarding issues related to sex and gender, answered by the fellows of theCulture of Life Foundation. E. Christian Brugger writes: This week's …

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Transhumanism and the Perfection Imperative (Part 3)

Should We Use Science to Make Ourselves More-Than-Human?

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Here is the third and final part of a response to a question on bioethics answered by the fellows of theCulture of Life Foundation. Part 1 of this response was published March 7; Part 2 was …

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