[Editor’s Note: M. Therese Lysaught is a tenured Professor at the Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics and Health Care Leadership and the Institute of Pastoral Studies at Loyola University Chicago. She ...
ROCHESTER, New York — “Why is the church against using birth control?” “Is it ethical to receive a COVID-19 vaccine that has a link to fetal cell lines from abortion?” “What should Catholics consider ...
A More Nuanced Analysis of AI’s Effect on Jobs Does Iran Still Control the Strait of Hormuz? Audio By Carbonatix I have been following — and criticizing — the bioethics movement for more than twenty ...
DALLAS — Every two years the National Catholic Bioethics Center holds its “bishops’ workshop” to examine some of the more difficult issues in bioethics. This year the workshop — one of the largest ...
The relationship between religion and science has long been fraught but, at least for us Catholics, we thought most of that friction had been resolved in the course of the 20th century. There are ...
Oh, my! Did I hurt the feelings of the experts at the National Catholic Bioethics Center? Last week, I called attention to its foolish defense of "vaccine hesitancy" and, more importantly, its ...
More than 100 bishops from across North America met in Dallas to discuss a number of emerging bioethical issues, including physician-assisted suicide and new biotechnologies. But one of the primary ...
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — Patrick Lee is getting used to his new title. The head of Franciscan University’s Institute of Bioethics was recently handed the first fully endowed chair in the university’s ...
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) has revised the Oratio Imperata or “obligatory prayer” against COVID-19, providing, albeit indirectly, its blessing to the vaccines that have ...
The Anscombe Bioethics Centre, based in Oxford and regarded as one of the finest institutes for bioethics in the world, is to be closed down ‘on financial grounds’. The Anscombe Bioethics Centre, that ...
Catholic Conscience is launching a new annual conference, “Building a Culture of Life & Dignity,” with its inaugural 2026 gathering set to tackle one of the deepest problems in contemporary society.