7/19/24 - Fr. Michael Copenhagen, Melkite - Catholic Bioethics (Part Four)
Ask A Priest Live · The Station of the Cross
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Show Notes
We're live now with Melkite Catholic Priest Fr. Michael Copenhagen and we're taking your questions on Catholic Bioethics! To get your question in for Father Copenhagen, call 1-877-511-5483 or email us at [email protected]
In Today's Show
- In regard to the artificially grown tissue that resembles parts of the human brain (cerebral organoids) in current testing. does such a part of the body albeit artificial, have a soul?
- What does the Church think about potentially lifesaving medicine that uses abortion or needs fetal cells? Should or can Catholics use it?
- Some of my family members want to be surrogate mothers. How can I convince them that surrogacy is wrong?
- Is it a sin to have an open house on a Sunday?
- Are stem cells considered acceptable for us by Catholics in medical scenarios?
- My family denied my step grandma water through an IV and she then passed, should I have done more to help prevent that?
- How to ethically collect stem cells?
- Is brain death a fallacy?
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