A great week with Johnette Benkovic on EWTN’s Women of Grace talking about practical bioethics. You can view the episodes here.
Tag Archives: end of life
If We Can, Should We? Women of Grace May 7-11, 2018
EWTN May 30, 2018: Right to Try Act
EWTN had a very informative segment on the Right to Try Act that gives terminally ill patients access to experimental drugs without having to endure cumbersome bureaucracy. A step toward restoring the doctor-patient relationship at a very critical time. I…
Charlie Gard and Respirators
The decision about end of life care is intensely personal. The Catechism provides assistance that some commentators in Charlie Gard case missed. Here’s my column at Angelus News on the topic.
Commercials, Fake News and Charlie Gard
A popular insurance commercial irks me. A woman tells of the accident in which her new car is totaled. “No one is hurt, “she tells us, “but there will still be pain.” Turns out she didn’t buy new car replacement…