Webinar echoes the Pontifical Academy for Life, which stated in 2005 and 2017 that Catholics could receive vaccines made with fetal cell lines if there were no alternatives.
Panelists in webinar address concerns raised over vaccines and fetal cell line
Inside the Capitol: Jan. 11, 2021
The Minnesota Catholic Conference, the public policy voice of the Catholic Church in Minnesota, is providing updates twice a month during the state legislative session.
U.S. bishops say benefits of Pfizer, Moderna vaccines outweigh concerns
Maryland’s Catholic bishops are encouraging Catholics strongly to be vaccinated against COVID-19, “unless medically indicated otherwise.”
Bishops in western Canada tell Catholics it’s OK to take COVID-19 vaccine
In pastoral letter, bishops of Alberta and the Northwest Territories tell Catholics when a vaccine is available to treat or prevent COVID-19, it is OK to take it.
English, Welsh bishops say use conscience on COVID-19 vaccine
Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales publish a document suggesting that Catholics could not conscientiously object to using COVID-19 vaccine.
Catholic Health Association weighs in on COVID-19 vaccine
Catholic Health Association believes all people should be vaccinated to protect the vunerable.
Australian, English bishops discuss morality of possible COVID-19 vaccine
More bishops are pleading with their governments to give priority to ethically developed coronavirus vaccines, but many also are telling Catholics that not getting vaccinated is a more serious moral problem than using the problematic vaccines.
Catholic bioethicist: COVID-19 vaccine could be question of conscience
There is “no absolute duty” to boycott any COVID-19 vaccine produced with the help of cells derived from aborted fetuses, said a researcher from a Catholic bioethics institute.