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Medical innovations carry ethical challenges

By Richard Willing
Innovative technologies may promise startling improvements in health care but may also carry huge challenges to ethics and culture.  So said Jesuit Father Kevin FitzGerald, cancer researcher and bioethicist at Georgetown University, during a presentation to the Seniors Club of St. John the Beloved Church in McLean Jan. 16.  “(Health care technology) is an area which in the future is going to expand as far […]
Schools

Connecting with Christ through campus ministry

By Isabella Viggiano
Campus ministry at Bishop Ireton High School in Alexandria oversees the spiritual formation of students, faculty and the school community. The ministry brings Christ throughout the school by helping it to “advance always” and to “be who you are and be that well.” In a sense, campus ministry started when the school was founded in […]
National

Groups travel long distances for March for Life(1)

By Kurt Jensen

For some, such as the 600 marchers affiliated with the University of Mary in Bismarck, N.D., the march will be a culmination of successful organizing and youthful enthusiasm in addition to substantial outside donations.  

National

Panel addresses need to find common ground with Trump

By Rhina Guidos
WASHINGTON — Catholic panelists gathered to discuss “Faithful Priorities in a Time of Trump” said it is difficult to get over some of the words the president-elect said during the campaign — and even before he was a candidate. But as his presidency nears, many of them said it’s important to find ways to work […]

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