Catholic Bioethicist Details ‘Significant Concerns’ of In Vitro Fertilization
Father Tad Pacholczyk discussed on EWTN this week the moral concerns and risks of IVF.
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Opinion: Catholics Should Not Be ‘Brain Death’ Organ Donors
COMMENTARY: The April 11 statement by The National Catholic Bioethics Center affirms that ‘a partial brain death standard can never be acceptable to Catholics.’
Need Moral Guidance on IVF? The National Catholic Bioethics Center Offers Free Personal Consultations
A growing area of the NCBC’s services is its free consultations that are guiding Catholics in making moral decisions.
Frozen in Time: Catholic Ethicists Discuss the Fate of the Estimated 1 Million Human Embryos on Ice
One of the grave evils of the IVF industry is that ‘Rip Van Winkle’ human embryos are trapped in suspended animation.
Pro-Lifers Speak Out Against Taxpayer-Funded Experiments Using Aborted Fetal Body Parts
A recent study out of the University of Pittsburgh has highlighted the ongoing questions regarding the harvesting of fetal tissues for medical research.
Bioethicist: During the Pandemic, Ethical Concerns Remain Paramount
Joseph Meaney, National Catholic Bioethics Center president, discusses what drew him to the field of bioethics and the work of the NCBC.
California Law Mandates Vaccines for School-Age Children, No Belief Exemptions
The legislation is part of a flood of new vaccine legislation that raises questions about religious and medical freedom and who is monitoring public health’s conscience.
Measles Are Making a Comeback, So What Does the Church Teach About Vaccines?
In December, people at Disneyland were exposed to the measles virus, setting off a chain of infections that has now reached at least 87 people in seven states and Mexico.
Miracle Baby Is a ‘Messenger of God’
Faith supports a Rhode Island family — and other families whose children face adversity in and out of the womb.
