Tag: Life Issues

A new frontier of manipulating the creation of human life to suit our own purposes has emerged, writes Monica Doumit.

The Anscombe Centre for Bioethics, the UK’s oldest Catholic bioethics institute, will close at the end of July due to financial constraints.

I’m not exactly sure who or what a "social family" is but I am certain that it was not what the framers of the Convention of the Rights of the Child had in mind when articulating the obvious idea that a child should be cared for by their parents, writes Monica Doumit.

As we come to the end of 2024, the tide appears to be turning on key social issues, writes Monica Doumit.

As Australia’s politicians prepared to close up shop, there were a number of developments of note to people of faith.

Indi Gregory died last week, aged just eight-and-a-half months. She had mitochondrial disease, a deadly and fatal genetic condition.

Calvary Healthcare has sought an injunction in the ACT Supreme Court to prevent the forced takeover of Calvary Public Hospital

In his Easter message His Grace Archbishop Fisher argued, “In many ways contemporary societies are deeply divided. Our politics are often polarised and social media vicious, the language is extreme, and it’s all or nothing.” With very few exceptions, sexuality is binary beyond a doubt, and God given.

Calvary National CEO Martin Bowles said that the ACT Government’s unilateral decision to take over the running of the Calvary Public Hospital comes amid a “difficult conversation” around religious versus secular delivery of health and aged care services

“We are utterly astounded. There has been no formal contact with the Archdiocese, nor has any reason been given,” Archbishop Prowse said.

ACT Liberals call process 'undemocratic' after due process suspended by ACT Government, citing staff and patient welfare necessary to 'ram through' takeover in only three weeks

Twenty per cent of all Canadians think euthanasia should always be allowed, regardless of who requests it, with over a quarter consenting to the expansion of the Canadian scheme to homeless people and those living in poverty.