Articles on this issue "AIDS"
This opinion piece is in response to Nancy Goldstein's discussion of the debate occurring at the United Nations over the drafting of the Political Declaration on HIV and AIDS (See "Why Won't …
read moreAs the organization responsible for more than a quarter of the worldwide care of AIDS patients and those affected by the disease, the Church speaks on AIDS with plenty of experience. And what …
read moreHere is the statement delivered last Friday by Jane Adolphe, associate professor of law at Ave Maria School of Law and a member of the Holy See delegation to the United Nations, on the closing …
read moreHere is the "Statement of Interpretation" provided last Friday by the Holy Mission to the United Nations on the adoption of the Political Declaration in HIV and AIDs, which it asked to be …
read moreHere is the address given by Archbishop Silvano Tomasi, the Holy See’s permanent observer at the U.N. offices in Geneva, at a May 27-28 Vatican meeting on “The Centrality of Care for the …
read moreWith the 30th anniversary of the discovery of AIDS being marked this week, a Rome conference on the disease concluded with several appeals. Among them: more solidarity from rich countries, …
read moreHere is the note released today by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith "On the Trivialization of Sexuality: Regarding Certain Interpretations of 'Light of the World.'" * * * …
read moreWhen it comes to fighting AIDS, the western model of risk reduction hasn't curbed the deadly epidemic. In this interview with ZENIT, Matthew Hanley, author of "Affirming Love, Avoiding AIDS: …
read moreIn the current media-engendered vortex of illusion regarding the Church's teaching about disordered sexual acts and condoms, the principal constituent is of course a certain incomprehension …
read moreMost people remember their grandmothers at some point telling them that pointing a finger at someone means that three fingers are pointing back at you. The media are obsessed with the issue of …
read moreFor World AIDS Day on Wednesday, the international Caritas organization is urging greater investment in HIV-positive children, and calling for a reduction of transmission of the virus from …
read moreThe Catholic Church is Africa's primary caregiver for AIDS victims, and for African men, women and children who are suffering the disease, the Church is not just a service provider -- it is a …
read moreCaritas Internationalis is welcoming the comments of Benedict XVI on the importance of preventing AIDS as published in a new book. The book, "Light of the World: The Pope, The Church and The …
read moreSeveral prelates worldwide have released statements defending Benedict XVI's comments, published today in a new book, "Light of the World," which have drawn secular and religious attention …
read moreThe bishop of Fargo is encouraging the faithful to not trust the media to interpret the words of Benedict XVI for them, and to read for themselves what the Pope has to say about condoms. …
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