Ecología integral

"A new medicine that is fair to all is needed."

The president of the Pontifical Academy for Life has defended the need for a change of mentality in our society that puts at the center of care for the most vulnerable: the elderly and children.

Maria Jose Atienza

Investing in accordance with Catholic moral theology

Michele Mifsud, a registered financial and investment advisor, consultant with the firm Valori A.M. and assistant general treasurer of the Congregation of the Mission of the Vincentian Fathers highlights, among other things, in this article, the existence of funds and indexes that are based on Catholic principles when evaluating securities for inclusion in portfolios, making a selection that follows Catholic morals.

Maria Jose Atienza

Being a physician is to seek the patient's health, say professionals

The medical act is not a mere service, it is to seek the patient's health at all times; the essence of the physician's professional work is the care of the patient; conscientious objection is a fundamental right, linked to article 16 of the Constitution. These ideas were defended by professionals at a day of debate at the Madrid College of Physicians.

Maria Jose Atienza

Abortion law reform encourages minors to have abortions

Pope project The bill on Sexual and Reproductive Health and the Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy (IVE) sent by the Executive to Parliament this summer raises serious legal problems. The elimination of the three days of reflection and information before performing an abortion on minor adolescents, aged 16 and 17, and the annulment of the requirement of parental consent, has been criticized by jurists consulted by Omnes.

Omnes

Experts urge revision of Spanish euthanasia law

After one year of the law In the case of the 2021 organic law regulating euthanasia in Spain, professors such as Navarro-Valls and Martínez-Torrón, and Professor María José Valero, urge its modification. They request, for example, that "the register of objectors should be eliminated, due to the foreseeable dissuasive and inhibiting effect it could have", and that "the possibility of institutional conscientious objection to the practice of euthanasia and assisted suicide" in private entities should be expressly recognized.