Question: What is the problem with transplants, and what is the issue regarding “criteria for death” for the case of some transplants? Answer: The subject of transplants is a very long and arduous topic. I will limit myself to point out a few guiding principles from the Magisterium of the
Question: I am 43 years old, and I feel depressed as if I were dead in life, I struggle and struggle, but I have no luck. What advice can you give me? Response: During the recent trip of John Paul II to Spain, in the vigil at Cuatro Vientos (Four
Question: I have several friends who use drugs; they say they don’t use heavy drugs but light ones and that it doesn’t do anything to them and they also say that some drugs are also used as medicine and nobody says anything. I have my doubts…and temptations. And so my
Question: I have heard a lot of talk, including within Catholic publications, about “emergency contraception.” Forgive my ignorance, but can you explain to me what it is? Answer: The term ‘emergency contraception’ indicates a set of practices used to prevent an eventual unwanted pregnancy, using methods which act to counteract
Question: Many attempts have been made to transplant organs from animals to humans, not only for the sake of research but also because in some cases it is the only chance to save a person’s life. In these cases, is it morally licit? Are there any limits? Response: It is
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