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Such interventions are not to be performed because they do not respect the fact that God has created each person as a unity of body and soul or work toward th...

Snippets of religious statements and highlights of events from around the world

The governing body of the Catholic bishops in the United States has labeled gender transition surgeries as contrary to the "created order" ordained by God and proclaimed that Catholic hospitals must not perform them.

When we had a staff meeting Monday morning, I told our policy employees that we have something to be proud of today: the bishops have released a document on transgenderism that is so well crafted—the best I’ve seen from any quarter—that it makes us proud to be Catholic. 

Null / Image credit: ADragan/ShutterstockCNA Newsroom, Mar 20, 2023 / 16:00 pm (CNA).The U.S. Catholic bishops released a statement Monday offering moral guidance for Catholic health care institutions, reiterating that "gender transition" interventions are not to be performed because they do not respect the fact that God has created each person as a unity of body and soul. "The body is not an object, a mere tool at the disposal of the soul, one that each person may ...

The US bishops’ Committee on Doctrine has issued a 14-page Doctrinal Note on the Moral Limits to Technological Manipulation of the Human Body.

U.S. bishops' new document rejects gender-affirming medical treatments for transgender individuals, reasserting that Catholic providers must not perform such procedures. Critics warn of the document's far-reaching consequences.

WASHINGTON (OSV News) -- Surgical, chemical or other interventions that aim to exchange a persons sex characteristics for those of the opposite sex are not morally justified, said the U.S. bishops doctrine committee in a statement released March 20. What is of great concern, is the range of technological interventions advocated by many in our society as treatments for what is termed gender dysphoria or gender incongruence, it said. The statement urged particular care be taken

In What Money Can't Buy, renowned political philosopher Michael J. Sandel rethinks the role that markets and money should play in our society. Should we pay ...

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