COVID Vaccination and Conscience Debate Intensifies
Amid a spike of cases and concerns about the Delta variant, some U.S. bishops oppose a religious exemption, yet ethics experts caution against mandates.
Results from Tag: 'ethics'
Fact Check: White House Claim that Pope Francis Approved ‘Efficacy’ of COVID Vaccines is Not True
During a White House press briefing Wednesday, press secretary Jen Psaki was asked by Owen Jensen of EWTN News Nightly about “ethical concerns” regarding the COVID-19 vaccine produced by Johnson & Johnson.
Better to be Socrates Dissatisfied Than a Pig Satisfied
I shall always be grateful to a strange and wonderful teacher who introduced me to a world where universal truth and value do exist.
What Catholic Business Ethics Brings to the Coronavirus Crisis
Efforts to re-open businesses and other social venues, including places of worship, have come to be the focus of debate, planning, and activity.
Bioethicist: During the Pandemic, Ethical Concerns Remain Paramount
Joseph Meaney, National Catholic Bioethics Center president, discusses what drew him to the field of bioethics and the work of the NCBC.
US Bishops: Coronavirus Response Must Utilize Ethical Principles
Catholic ethicists and doctors say the bishops’ statement is a necessary reminder that Catholic teaching doesn’t change in times of crisis.
Pope Francis, Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear Energy
COMMENTARY: The visit to Hiroshima and Nagasaki was symbolic and a powerful call for peace. But its effect on nuclear policy around the world will be limited.
Bishop Bransfield’s ‘Gifts’ to Vatican Officials: Were They Ethical?
The donations don’t appear to involve an effort to purchase favors from the recipients, so they likely were permissible under Holy See standards.
A New Beginning for Catholic Business Education
In Maloney Hall, the Busch School of Business now has a permanent home.
Vatican Updates Health Care Charter
New version’s purpose is to remove question marks from modern ethical concerns.
