IVF- and Abortion Losses
Anne Lastman As a preamble, I wish to state that I do not intend to enter deeply into the world of IVF as I am not trained in this field. However, what I do want to do is offer a thought, an idea, why natural
Bioethics 2023: What Catholics should watch for
By Barbara Golder MD JD Published January 7, 2023 Catholics find themselves involved in some surprisingly arcane discussions of ethics and medical care these days. Some of the topics are both obvious and ominous. Others are less obvious but equally important. All are worth keeping
Media agitation regarding the end of life
The World Federation of Catholic Medical Association (FIAMC) has noted the confusion over the intervention of Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, President of the Pontifical Academy for Life, at the Festival of Journalism in Perugia, Italy, and the debate on "The Last Journey (towards the end of
Victory for Women and Authentic Reproductive Freedom
BY JENNIFER BRANSON When Cami Jo Tice-Harouff finally received a favorable decision in her lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), she could think no more fitting celebration than to offer prayers of thanksgiving with her husband. “We’ve given our ministry
Abortion Grief and Violence not a Hypocrisy
Anne Lastman An article came across my desk which distressed me beyond belief. It was written by a male (not that there is anything wrong with that) but he wrote about violence, domestic violence, abortion, and hypocrisy. His inference is that society grieves about outward
How to STOP Planned Parenthood’s Favorite Pill
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJMhlOtN4cM&list=PLgAZcUWx9pPx2h024SLllYRlg099fgYld&index=3
The pill and breast cancer
March 24, 2023 Catholic Medical Association (USA) Applauds AMA Recognition of Hormonal Contraceptives Link to Risk of Breast Cancer Philadelphia, PA- March 24, 2023- Catholic Medical Association today acknowledges the American Medical Association (AMA) for recognizing elevated risks for breast cancer caused by hormonal contraceptives. AMA shared the
25 de marzo: Día Internacional de la Vida
Apuntes Históricos sobre el 25 de Marzo, Día Internacional de la Vida En el primer Congreso Internacional Provida, celebrado en Madrid en el 2003, tras una encuesta mundial contestada por más de 20.000 grupos y asociaciones de más de 20 países de Europa y América,
On Gender Affirming Care
AAPS Statement on “Gender-Affirming Care” for Minor Children Physicians and medical professionals should refuse to be mandated or coerced to participate in procedures to which they have ethical or scientific objections or which they believe would harm a patient.Reproduction requires a male gamete (sperm), which
