Catholic Teaching on Health Care Is Part of God’s Gift of Love to the World
Part II: Patients and health-care professionals alike can be well-served by a deeper understanding of natural-law principles and especially double-effect theory.
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Catholic Moral Tradition Shines Light on Hard Questions About Abortion
Part I: Catholic medical ethicists explain the Catholic tradition of double-effect theory and explore its ongoing impact on medicine and legislation.
In an Age of Toxic Femininity, Gratia Plena Camp Offers Authentic Womanhood
‘Full of Grace’ focuses on what the Catholic Church envisions for the feminine genius.
Catechist-Songwriter Aly Aleigha Finds That Songs Come From Prayer
Recent Franciscan grad will perform at AbbeyFest in Pennsylvania.
Catholic Band Scythian Gears Up for Second Appaloosa Festival
Family-friendly music, Mass and joyful fun are all part of the Virginia-based Labor Day weekend event.
Ecclesia in Africa: New Guardians of Orthodoxy and Tradition Emerge in Africa
Cardinal Wilfrid Napier of South Africa, a major figure at the 2015 synod, discusses the Church in Africa, race relations and the fruits of the synod.
Living Well at L’Arche
Disabled residents and their assistants share faith and friendship at the L’Arche community in Washington, D.C.
