under the patronage of St Joseph and St Dominic
By the rivers of Babylon there we sat and wept, remembering Zion;
on the poplars that grew there we hung up our harps. . . Ps 136
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Moral IssuesI. The Truth about Condoms–Response to Rhonheimer's Article in The TabletThe condom has an inbuilt ordination to immoral activity. So many moral theologians seem to be incapable of grasping moral principle, among them The Tablet's Martin Rhonheimer. more II. Condoms as Weapons of Self DefenceThe President of the Pontifical Council for Health Care Workers has endorsed the use of condoms as weapons of self defence! His reasoning leaves much to be desired. more III. Isn't a Condom Something like a Crash Helmet?Well, isn't it? Isn't the preservation of one's life the most important thing? No. Not if it involves a breach of the moral law. more IV. Is it Licit for a Woman to 'Adopt' a Frozen Embryo?The answer to this question is, in our view, 'No'. Here is the argument. Its thrust is subject to the formal ruling of the Church on the question. more V. Is It Licit for a Woman to 'Adopt' a Frozen Embryo?The answer to this question is, in our view, 'No'. Here is the argument. Its thrust is subject to the formal ruling of the Church on the question. more VI. Common Ground?This is a review of the book "Common Ground?", a collection of essays dealing with abortion and 'sex education' published in 2007. The seven contributors are all Catholics involved in the field of bioethics; the editors are Fr John Fleming and Nicholas Tonti-Filippini. The views of the majority of the contributors are, we argue, fundamentally defective. more VII. Christopher Pearson's Moral Theology
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