Articles on this issue "person"
Science cannot determine who man is, where he comes from or where he goes, Benedict XVI says. Thus, the most important knowledge is the knowledge of the human person. The Pope affirmed this …
read moreAn international congress in Madrid reflected on the roots of Karol Wojtyla\'s thought and aimed to identify the sources of his personalist philosophy. The three-day congress, entitled \"The …
read moreAs a special analysis, ZENIT offers this synopsis of an address given by Cardinal George Pell, archbishop of Sydney, at the Acton Institute's annual dinner Oct. 12. The full version of the …
read moreIn the face of approaches that diminish man and even attack respect for life, Christian personalism "reveals itself as an indispensable basic option," explains Bishop Elio Sgreccia, vice …
read moreHere is the text of an address delivered by Bishop Elio Sgreccia, vice president of the Pontifical Academy of Life, at the international congress "Life-Sustaining Treatments and Vegetative …
read moreHere is the text of John Paul II's address to participants in the 5th World Congress for the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Refugees. He received them in audience today. * * * Your Eminences, …
read moreHere is the address John Paul II delivered today to the members of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences and other world renown scientists, gathered in the Vatican to celebrated the fourth …
read moreThe principal focus of the bishop in working for justice for the poor and those with AIDS must be anthropological, says a prelate and former Vatican representative at the United Nations. "It …
read moreAdvertising can contribute to economic, social and even moral progress, but it's crucial that it also respect the dignity of the human person, says a Vatican official. Addressing the World …
read moreOn the occasion of the feast of Diwali, a Vatican official invited Hindus to promote with Catholics the defense of the human being and peace throughout the world. The feast of Diwali, …
read moreThe new Anglican archbishop of Canterbury said he was inspired by John Paul II's vision of the human person. In an interview with Vatican Radio, Rowan Williams said the Pope had outlined a …
read moreAn Oct. 26 article on the Chaldean and Assyrian Churches misstated the error of Nestorius. Part of his error was in suggesting that there were two persons (one divine, one human) in Jesus …
read moreThe Bush administration has drafted a policy that would allow states to define an unborn child as a person eligible for medical coverage under a government insurance program. Federal officials …
read moreAVVENIRE).- Philosopher Paul Ricoeur, 88, is still worried about the recognition of the human person. "The question of the person has been in my line of speculation for the past 50 years, a …
read moreThis states Supreme Court has ruled that a fetus is a person in a wrongful-death lawsuit brought by a man whose wife and unborn son died during birth procedures, the Associated Press reported. …
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