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Galileo and Medieval Science – by James Hannam

Posted on 25/05/2014 by Vincent Kemme
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Organ Donation: What is the Position of the Catholic Church?

Posted on 25/09/2013 by Vincent Kemme

Stephen R. Napier PhD, ethicist at the National Catholic Bioethics Center (Philadelphia, USA) gives a 3 minutes explanation of the position of the Catholic Church on Organ donation. This position is first and foremost a positive one. It is considered … Continue reading →

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The Erosion of Ethics in Organ Transplantation

Posted on 15/11/2012 by Vincent Kemme

Zenit, ‘the world seen from Rome’, reports from Washington, D.C.: “Caleb Beaver died at age 16 on Christmas Day in 2011 due to a previously undiagnosed congenital malformation of his blood vessels. His devastated parents agreed to the donation of … Continue reading →

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Pope Benedict XVI: No embryonic stem cell research

Posted on 12/11/2011 by Vincent Kemme

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The Pope’s Academy for Life

Posted on 30/12/2009 by Vincent Kemme

If you are interested in biological science and faith, you cannot ignore the existence of an ‘Academy for Life’ created on February 11, 1994 by the leader of the largest religious organisation on the planet, the Roman Catholic Church, pope … Continue reading →

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