Vaccins against SARS-CoV-2
Msgr. J. Suaudeau, ecclesical assistant of FIAMC discusses the production and ethical pittfalls of anti-SARS-CoV-2 vaccines in a detailed way.
Month: December 2020
A Fair and Just Vaccines Approach as Step Towards Healing the World
The Vatican COVID-19 Commission and Pontifical Academy for Life issue 20-point joint paper confirming moral responsibility of taking COVID-19 vaccines, building off guidance from the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith issued 21 December.
Note on the morality of using some anti-Covid-19 vaccines
The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith discusses ethical aspects of anti-COVID-19 vaccins. They conclude that use of the available vaccins is licit in the current circumstances even if these vaccins are developed or produced in cell lines originally derived from aborted fetusses.
27-29 september 2021: General Assembly Pontifical Academy for Life
Annual meeting of the Pontifical Academy for Life. In part open for everybody, in part only for members.
Trust-based relationships in care for the sick
Message of Pope Francis for the XXIX World Day of the Sick 2021: “You have but one teacher and you are all brothers” (Mt 23:8). A trust-based relationship to guide care for the sick.
Fratelli Tutti: synthesis of the encyclical
A comprehensive overview and sumamry of Fratelli Tutti made by mgsnr. J. Suadeau, ecclesical assistant of FEAMC.
US Bishops further clarify Church’s position on Covid-19 vaccine
US Catholic Bishops clarify the Church’s position regarding the moral jusitification of the use of currently available COVID-19 vaccines.