Category: Bioethics, Life and Death
Eryn Reyes Leong Responds to Eric Marcelo O. Genilo’s Chapter Evaluating Sterilization Procedures in Catholic Hospitals
In this guest post, Eryn Reyes Leong analyzes “Risking Women’s Lives, Denying...
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Lisa Fullam responds to Julie Clague’s “Structural Inequality and the Social Determinants of Unintended Pregnancy”
This is the eleventh post in our series on the newly published edited volume entitled Reproduction...
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Rev. Dr. Emma Percy responds to “Reproductive Injustice as Social Sin” by Dr. Kathryn Lilla Cox
This is a guest post by Rev. Dr. Emma Percy, University of Aberdeen, in which she engages the book...
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Response to Karen Peterson-Iyer’s “Reproductive Justice and Agricultural Labor Migrants” by Luis Donaldo González
This guest post by Luis Donaldo González responds to the book chapter by Karen Peterson-Iyer in...
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Travis LaCouter Responds to Emily Reimer-Barry’s “Catholic Health Care and Reproductive Justice: Whose Conscience Has Priority When Conscience Claims Collide?”
This is a guest post by Travis LaCouter (KU Leuven) for our series on the CTEWC/JMT edited volume...
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Lessons I Learned from Dr. Paul Farmer
Dr. Paul Farmer–a physician, medical anthropologist, co-founder of Partners in Health,...
Read MoreThis is a good time to be alive.
By the end of the summer, I found myself thinking, frequently and with relief, at least I’m not likely to live to 2050. At least I’ve already lived most of my life. At least I won’t be here that much longer.
So when I was asked to offer a reflection for the start-of-year prayer service for faculty and staff, I realized that there was one thing I needed to say, for myself. This is a good time to be alive.
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Announcing January 2019 Issue of Journal of Moral Theology on “Catholic Health Ministry”
Catholic moral theologians, such as Richard McCormick, S.J., were among the pioneers of...
Read MoreNeil Gorsuch and Catholic Moral Theory
Is Gorsuch Catholic? In terms of his religious affiliation, “No.” However, in terms of his expertise with regard to moral argument that has affinities with Catholic moral theory, Gorsuch may well be one of the most learned US...
Read MoreThe Coming of Physician-Assisted Dying (aka Euthanasia) to Canada
It is telling that the Supreme Court of Canada avoided the language of assisted-suicide or euthanasia, and instead chose the euphemism ‘physician-assisted dying.’ But dying is not killing. All of us will die. God willing,...
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The Missouri Catholic Conference, Capital Punishment, Brain Injury, and the Imminent Execution of Cecil Clayton
This past week’s issue of the St. Louis Review, the newspaper for the Archdiocese of St....
Read MoreOpen Letter to Gov. Nathan Deal Regarding Kelly Gissendaner from a Catholic Theologian
Dear Governor Deal (and Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles)*: As a Catholic moral theologian (and a former corrections officer and reserve police officer), I wish to go on record in requesting that you do not execute...
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