Are you looking to invest your money in ethical companies, while respecting Catholic principles? The IOR — known as the Vatican bank — now offers a tool to guide you.
Opposition to surrogacy must move beyond shared convictions, the archbishop concluded, toward broad civic and political cooperation.
An official from the United States Department of Health and Human Services raised alarm over Canada's policy to procure donor organs from people who have died by euthanasia.
More time is not the same as more life. And a future that forgets how to die well may also forget how to live well.
Many people, regardless of faith, sense that life loses something vital when it is treated as a set of variables.
This is the whole point of the story by J.K. Rowling: If you “look closer,” you discover that the reasons for wanting to die or not are never that simple.
Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas, is launching the Center for Technology and Human Dignity, promoting Catholic digital and biomedical ethics.
Without clear ethical direction, AI risks reinforcing injustice rather than promoting human flourishing.
The announcement also comes amid a renewed emphasis from Pope Leo XIV on human dignity in the face of new social and technological pressures.
Experts gather in Rome to explore truth and dignity in science at a congress honoring Jérôme Lejeune
Do researchers watch old movies for their ideas? It seems that might just be the case ...
Catholics facing tough ethical decisions can find free and faithful answers thanks to the National Catholic Bioethics Center.
French pro-lifers welcome the separation of the polemical proposed “aid in dying” bill into a text on palliative care and another on active assistance in dying.
As Canada continues to embrace assisted suicide, panel sees better alternative for end of life.
Archbishop Caccia explained the “urgent need” for the pursuit of nuclear disarmament, noting that threat of nuclear war is the highest “in many generations.”
Cardinal Christophe Pierre, apostolic nuncio to the United States, brought Pope Francis' regards and praise to share with the Catholic Mobilizing Network.
Allowing euthanasia leads to a slippery slope, Cardinal Vincent Nichols says on eve of Parliamentary action changing British law.
