Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis                  Commission on Biomedical Ethics

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BACKGROUND

Making Sense of Bioethics

Making Sense of Suffering and Illness

Making Sense of Moral Decision Making

IMPORTANT TOPICS

Cardinal George - Protection for Health Care workers

 

Beginning of Life Issues

End of Life Issues

Reproductive Therapies

Organ Transplants

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Articles / Documents

Forms

Links

Welcome

On behalf of Archbishop Nienstedt, and members of the Commission on Biomedical Ethics, I want to take this opportunity to welcome you to our website.

It seems that we read about new advances in medical technology on a daily basis, but rarely do we read of the questions and ethical implications that these technologies raise.  As Christians, we laud efforts to save human life, but we also recognize that as creatures, we must respect the God who has created us as well.

It is our hope that this site will provide valuable information to foster intellectual growth in this area, while at the same time providing valuable counsel for those facing difficult questions in the area of medical ethics.

In Christ,

Fr. Peter Laird   

Director

Commission on Biomedical Ethics

Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis

 

Dignitas Personae - read the document

USCCB responses to President Obama's executive order on Embryonic Stem Cell Research

Richard Doerflinger

  Cardinal Rigali

Archbishop Flynn's

Pastoral Letter on

The Moral Conscience

Questions & Answers

The FACTS about

F.O.C.A.

from the USCCB's Pro-Life Office

Homosexuality & Hope

Catholic Medical Association

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