Surrogacy Gone Wild Treats Babies Like Orders to Be Filled
COMMENTARY: A report that a Chinese billionaire fathered more than 100 U.S. children poses a monumental human-rights issue.
COMMENTARY: A report that a Chinese billionaire fathered more than 100 U.S. children poses a monumental human-rights issue.
Pro-life groups cheered the provision’s removal from the bill.
This process essentially creates a 'three-parent embryo.'
COMMENTARY: Italy’s ‘Medically Assisted Reproduction Law’ remains the model legislation for the legal protection of children conceived through artificial reproductive technology.
In the joint USCCB statement, the bishops also wrote that they are ‘grateful’ the administration included non-IVF fertility treatments.
These fertility benefits will include both IVF and other fertility treatments “that address the root causes of infertility,” according to the Oct. 16 announcement.
The Catholic Church opposes IVF because it separates the creation of life from the marital act and because the process results in the destruction of millions of human embryos, which ends human lives.
Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.
Embryos that meet parental desires will be eligible for implanting, and undesirable ones will be discarded.
‘Birthright tourism’ adds another moral and legal dimension to a simmering dispute between the U.S. bishops and the Trump administration.
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