In his latest book, Charles Camosy argues that these practices are based upon a vast misunderstanding of human dignity and are based upon fear cultivated by modern consumerism and throwaway culture.
New release offers compelling arguments against physician-assisted suicide
Mom and historian Nadya Williams explores the role of mothers, human dignity and modern society
Nadya Williams discusses her new book “Mothers, Children, and the Body Politic: Ancient Christianity and the Recovery of Human Dignity,” which explores the work of mothers as well as its connection to faith and human dignity.
US Catholic pastoral leaders welcome Vatican document on human dignity
“Dignitas Infinita” (“Infinite Dignity”) recounts the biblical and magisterial basis for the Catholic Church’s understanding of human dignity as inherent, since it ultimately flows from the human person’s creation “in the image and likeness of God” and redemption in Christ.
Vatican announces April 8 publication of document on human dignity
The Vatican press office announced that the Dicastery for the Doctrine of Faith’s declaration on human dignity, said to include a faith-based critique of “gender ideologies” and surrogacy, will be released April 8.
From Bishop Patrick Neary: We walk each day by Easter’s first light
No one expected the cross, a Roman torture instrument, to become a symbol of hope, of love and of new life. It is one of the worst things that could happen to a human being. Yet in God’s mysterious plan, a wooden torture instrument becomes the tree of life.
Looking at the Oscar nominees for best picture through the lens of human dignity
As a Catholic film critic, Sister Hosea Rupprecht focuses on the human quality of the story, while not neglecting the quality of the filmmaking that brings that story to life.
Life Fest’s second year focuses on building a culture of life through love
Just ahead of the 51st March for Life in Washington, the Sisters of Life and the Knights of Columbus are hosting their second annual Life Fest with a focus on solidarity with mothers in need and commissioning a new generation committed to the cause of defending the dignity of all human life with love.
Survey: Catholics aware of church’s social teaching but hear little on it in parishes, dioceses
A report released in June, indicates that while most people polled are familiar with Catholic social teaching, they have encountered little information about it from their parishes, dioceses or among fellow U.S. Catholics.

























