Making Sense of Bioethics: Column 163: The Welcome Outreach of Perinatal Hospice

This approach seeks to set up a particular supportive environment in which all the members of the family can receive the child following delivery, hold and name the newborn, and fully acknowledge his or her brief but meaningful life.

Rev. Tadeusz Pacholczyk, PhD—Director of EducationJanuary 30, 2019Abortion, Death and Dying, Prenatal Testing, Pain Management-Palliative Care and Hospice, Disabilities and the Disabled, End-of-Life Issues, Pregnancy Complications

Making Sense of Bioethics: Column 086: Loving Those with Disabilities

The true measure of the greatness of a society will always be in terms of how it treats its weakest members, and the authenticity of our own love will be measured by our compassion and acceptance of the disabled and the powerless.

Rev. Tadeusz Pacholczyk, PhD—Director of EducationAugust 30, 2012Prenatal Testing, Disabilities and the Disabled

Making Sense of Bioethics: Column 078: Unconditional Parental Love

A husband and wife are called to give themselves to each other completely and unreservedly, and to accept each other unconditionally in the marital embrace. Every child of theirs, whether entering the world with a handicap or not, is an expression and fruit of themselves and their acceptance of each other.

Rev. Tadeusz Pacholczyk, PhD—Director of EducationDecember 30, 2011Parenting, Prenatal Testing, Eugenics, Disabilities and the Disabled

Making Sense of Bioethics: Column 014: Temptations in Prenatal Testing

Those families that manifest an openness and receptivity to every child God sends them, regardless of their imperfections and ailments, provide a compelling witness in our troubled times.

Rev. Tadeusz Pacholczyk, PhD—Director of EducationAugust 30, 2006Prenatal Testing, Eugenics, Parenting

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