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The use of aborted babies in medical research is far more prevalent than most people realize—and Catholic leaders have been turning a blind eye to this evil for decades. What can be done to to stop these grisly practices? Dr. Stacy Trasancos, who holds a doctorate in chemistry and a M.A. in theology, has been investigating this industry for years and joins Crisis Point to discuss the issue.
Links:
• Children of God for Life
• Dr. Trasancos's book "Particles of Faith: A Catholic Guide to Navigating Science"
• St. Philip Institute
The phenomenon of “canceled priests” is becoming all-too-common. Why does this happen, and what can we do to help priests who have been unjustly...
The two main sources of criticism for what has happened in the Church since Vatican II are the conservative ("Reform of the Reform") and...
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