
Amy Coney Barrett’s Fitness for the Supreme Court: In Vitro Fertilization and American Consumerism
COMMENTARY: I don’t know Judge Amy Coney Barrett. But I know something about infertility and artificial reproductive technologies.
COMMENTARY: I don’t know Judge Amy Coney Barrett. But I know something about infertility and artificial reproductive technologies.
In recent decades, cultural forces have relativized right and wrong and pulverized the distinction between morals and mores.
COMMENTARY: Anderson Cooper’s recent acquisition of a child through surrogacy underscores that surrogacy is inherently unfair.
The “signs of the times” demand that we think about what is being done to motherhood, and whether we want to remain silent about it.
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: Do these individuals have immortal souls? Yes, they do. And that truth only reinforces the Church’s moral teaching.
Pro-life advocates question why the British parliament is in such a rush to approve a controversial, life-destroying IVF medical procedure.
A federal jury ruled the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend, Ind., broke the law when it fired a teacher for violating the morals clause of her contract.
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