The ‘Doctrine of Discovery’ and the Catholic Church
COMMENTARY: The Church first condemned the concepts behind this doctrine in a document written by Pope Paul III in 1537. So why is its repudiation still an issue today?
Results from Tag: 'catholic teaching on dignity of the human person'
An American Leftist Gets Elected in Italy
COMMENTARY: What Elly Schlein’s ascendancy says about our current political moment.
US Bishops: Catholic Health-Care Providers Shouldn’t Perform ‘Gender-Transition’ Procedures
Such interventions are not to be performed because they do not respect the fact that God has created each person as a unity of body and soul or work toward the authentic good of the human person, the USCCB explained.
The Better-Off-Dead Mentality
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Vermont is pushing to become the U.S.’ second destination state for ‘death tourism’ as legislators seek to legalize assisted suicide for nonresidents.
Grieving Miscarriage as a Catholic
Women and married couples share resources for miscarriage ministry.
Federal Judge Rules: Maryland Catholic Hospital Discriminated by Denying Transgender Surgery
A federal judge has ruled against a Catholic-founded hospital in Maryland, contending that it discriminated in refusing to perform a hysterectomy on a woman who was pursuing a purported gender transition.
German Priest Contradicts Pope and Backs Pornography as Sexual ‘Relief’ for Celibates
The Church teaches, in the Catechism, that pornography ‘offends against chastity. … It is a grave offense.’
Debate Over Whether ‘Morning-After Pill’ Can Cause Abortion Is at Heart of Catholic Nurse’s Lawsuit
A Catholic nurse practitioner is suing CVS and one of its medical clinics for firing her after she refused to prescribe abortion-inducing drugs to customers.
Catholic Woman May Receive Settlement Over Son’s Cremation
A Catholic woman who sued the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office claiming her son was cremated in violation of her religious beliefs will likely soon receive a settlement of nearly half a million dollars.
