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Bioethics

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Vaccines Vaccines

Use of Pfizer, Moderna COVID-19 vaccines is morally acceptable, say bishops

byCatholic News Service
COVID-19 VACCINE ILLUSTRATION COVID-19 VACCINE ILLUSTRATION

With a clear conscience, Catholics can receive a COVID-19 vaccine

byFather Harrison Ayre
POLIO VACCINE POLIO VACCINE

Global biotech company ends use of aborted fetal cell lines for vaccines

byCatholic News Service
NIH NIH

NIH board votes against funding most research proposals using fetal tissue

byCatholic News Service
COVID-19 INFECTED CELLS OXFORD BIOMANUFACTURING COVID-19 INFECTED CELLS OXFORD BIOMANUFACTURING

Catholic bioethicist: COVID-19 vaccine could be question of conscience

byCatholic News Service

What does the Church teach on cloning and DNA manipulation?

byMsgr. Charles Pope
Pope Francis gives vaccine Pope Francis gives vaccine

Catholic experts weigh in on vaccine debate

byMaria-Pia Negro Chin
Womb Womb

The debate surrounding the ‘artificial womb’

byBrian Fraga
John Paul II the Great High School John Paul II the Great High School

Marking 10 years of making disciples at John Paul the Great

byAngie E. Pometto
Mary DeTurris Poust Mary DeTurris Poust

Bioethics: What constitutes ‘extraordinary means’ of care?

byMary DeTurris Poust

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