Doctrinal Note News Today

Archbishop Cordileone of San Francisco and Bishop Barber of Oakland explore Christian anthropology.

As society grapples with evolving concepts of gender, and as the Catholic Church has maintained a stance in conflict with modern gender theory, how do recent statements by American bishops fit within this dynamic? Can tradition and modernity ever find common ground? By Bill Uren

St. Louis University’s Transgender Health Collaborative is pushing a toolkit on “transgender health” intended to influence students of medicine to embrace ideological understandings of gender and sexuality.

St. Louis University's Transgender Health Collaborative pushes an ideological toolkit on clinical educators and students.

Thirty so-called Catholic representatives have proclaimed to be "proud that we are part of the faithful pro-choice Catholic majority."

The United States of America is in a spiraling crisis. Some insist we are only in an economic and international crisis. In doing so, knowingly or unknowingly, they separate out the moral and ...

Catholic hospitals in the U.S.

John Paul II’s TOB was anchored in an anthropology still recognizably rooted in Catholicism, whereas the latest trends in body mutilations seemingly treat the body as a platform,

Pope Francis' support for decriminalization is a good first step, but the church needs to revisit its dehumanizing teachings on gender identity and sexual orientation and repair the teachings' harm, says a gay Catholic.

Leaders of DignityUSA, New Ways Ministry, and the pro-abortion Catholics for Choice have condemned the US bishops’ new Doctrinal Note on the Moral Limits to Technological Manipulation of the Human Body.