• Advanced Directives for Health Care - A Catholic Perspective

• Clarification of Stem Cells

• Moral Permissibility of Covid-19 Vaccines

• Answers to Ethical Questions Regarding the Covid-19 Vaccine

• New Jersey's New Adoption Law

• NCHLA.org  the National Committee for a Human Life Amendment (NCHLA) is the legislative arm of the U.S. Catholic Conference of Bishops (USCCB), visit to take action.

• For the Catholic Stance on different forms of fertilization, visit: http://www.usccb.org/issues-and-action/marriage-and-family/natural-family-planning/resources/upload/Reproductive-Technology-Evaluation-Treatment-of-Infertility-Guidelines-for-Catholic-Couples.pdf

• The Catholic Moral Question of IVF and the Adoption of Frozen Embryos

• Physician-Assisted Suicide Fact Sheet (English)

• Physician-Assisted Suicide Fact Sheet (Spanish)

• Prayers from the USCCB

"See I have written your name upon the palm of my hands; your walls are ever before me"

(Is 49:16)

To live in a manner worthy of our human dignity, and to spend our final days on this earth in peace and comfort, surrounded by loved ones—that is the hope of each of us. In particular, Christian hope sees these final days as a time to prepare for our eternal destiny.

Today, however, many people fear the dying process. They are afraid of being kept alive
past life’s natural limits by burdensome medical technology. They fear experiencing intolerable pain and suffering, losing control over bodily functions, or lingering with severe dementia. They worry about being abandoned or becoming a burden on others.
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