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Church supports receiving COVID vaccine - The Catholic News

Church supports receiving COVID vaccine Published by Is it ethical to receive the COVID-19 vaccine? The quandary is real for many Catholics because in the production of vaccines, cell lines from aborted foetuses are often used. The Catholic Church has addressed these concerns via the Vatican’s Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF), in a statement Note on the morality of using some anti-Covid-19 vaccines. It was signed by the Prefect, Cardinal Luis Ladaria, and the Secretary, Archbishop Giacomo Morandi, and approved by Pope Francis on December 17. The essential message is that it is ethical, despite the use of cells from the aborted, to receive the vaccine, and bishops around the world have sought to reiterate. The statement of the CDF builds on discussions on the morality of the issue in three previous documents issued by relevant bodies in the Church: the Pontifical Academy for Life (PAV) in 2005; the CDF Instruction

Pontifical academy urges EU, WHO to take action to make Covid vaccines universally accessible | News Headlines

“Faced with the serious problems surrounding the production and distribution of Covid-19 vaccine, the Pontifical Academy for Life strongly reaffirms the urgency of identifying ways to guarantee transparency and collaboration,” the academy’s president and chancellor said in a January 22 statement.

Cooperation, appropriation, and vaccines relying on fetal stem cell research

Cooperation, appropriation, and vaccines relying on fetal stem cell research
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Pontifical Academy for Life urges quick action on COVID-19 vaccine production

A small bottle labeled with a Coronavirus COVID-19 Vaccine sticker and a medical syringe is displayed in front of a Novavax logo in this illustration taken Oct. 30, 2020. The Pontifical Academy for Life has called for international cooperation in setting up COVID-19 vaccine production sites around the world.(CNS photo/Reuters/Dado Ruvic) Vatican City Saying there is too much antagonism and competition as well as an obvious risk of severe injustices in the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines, the Pontifical Academy for Life called for international cooperation in setting up vaccine production sites around the world. The same kind of collaboration that went into the development of the vaccines must now be employed to ensure there is an adequate supply available, including for the world s poorest countries, the academy said in a statement Jan. 22.

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