"Brain Death"

The evil absurdity of “brain death” https://t.co/bkCasckNQ4

— The Accad & Koka Report (@Accad_Koka) October 14, 2021

A Questionable Conclusion

very important to remind Catholics and even certain priests on Twitter that the Magisterium does in fact have something to say about these mandates and it isn’t in their favor

this for example is taken from paragraph 70 of Pius XI’s Casti connubii pic.twitter.com/zJjWMHfYH7

— Classical Theist ✠ (@ClassicalTheis) September 14, 2021

Injustice does provide limits to civil authority, but punishment alone doesn't tell us what is just and unjust.

Fr. Alexander Webster Responds to OTSA on the COVID-19 Vaccines

Orthodox Christianity: FR. ALEXANDER WEBSTER RESPONDS TO ORTHODOX THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY IN AMERICA’S PRO-VACCINE STATEMENT

The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence

My discussion with Dr. @PaulaBoddington, Moral Philosopher and expert on the ethics of Artificial Intelligence. https://t.co/3DFFwkyBKs

— Jonathan Pageau (@PageauJonathan) February 19, 2021

Carter Snead Interview

The ingredients for a great interview are great questions plus great answers. Here's a great interview by Hope Leman of O. Carter Snead about his new book *What It Means to Be Human* (recently named one of the Wall Street Journal's 10 Best Books of 2020).https://t.co/n4g4g2bCZb

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) December 10, 2020

Carter Snead with Rusty Reno

Professor Snead’s book is “brilliant and entirely accessible” according to George Weigel, and Snead is just sitting down to talk about it with R. R. Reno. Click here and join us! https://t.co/seo5FB4Zes

— First Things (@firstthingsmag) December 2, 2020

An Excerpt from What It Means to Be Human

The Anthropology of Expressive Individualism
by @cartersnead of @ND_EthicsCenter via @Harvard_Press

An extensive excerpt from /What It Means to Be Human: The Case for the Body in Public Bioethics/. https://t.co/6HEK7p1gKQ

— Church Life Journal (@ChurchLifeND) December 1, 2020

Carter Snead Interview

If you missed our director @josephecapizzi's interview with @cartersnead of @ND_EthicsCenter about his new book, "What It Means to Be Human," check out their lively conversation here: https://t.co/i3xiQKGWiG pic.twitter.com/W2VJCcNFcN

— IHE (@HumanEcologyCUA) November 25, 2020

Joseph Capizzi Interviews Carter Snead

Last week at the IHE, @josephecapizzi interviewed @cartersnead of @ND_EthicsCenter about his new book, "What It Means to Be Human."

Many thanks to Professor Snead for his important contribution to defending vulnerable human beings in public bioethics: https://t.co/HSTgcsYQ10 pic.twitter.com/QYoV6OSbEf

— IHE (@HumanEcologyCUA) November 23, 2020

Maureen Ferguson Reviews Snead's Bioethics Book

“Snead argues that we are made for love & friendship, and that this allows us to care for those who are vulnerable & dependent. Our laws ought to encourage that love & friendship, reflecting our vulnerability & dependence.”@fergmaureen on ⁦@cartersnead https://t.co/HGFuMrcNt7

— Josh Hochschild (@JoshHochschild) November 11, 2020

Michael Pakaluk Reviews Snead's What It Means to Be Human

“What It Means To Be Human”: A Review | Michael Pakaluk https://t.co/rEKwhrarpo pic.twitter.com/EOla4DwOi6

— The Catholic Thing (@catholicthing) October 27, 2020

What It Means to Be Human

I’m also really looking forward to this discussion of Carter’s book, with @roddreher , @DouthatNYT and Mary Ann Glendon, courtesy of Cons Studies https://t.co/QQedQ7Prls

— Patrick Deneen (@PatrickDeneen) October 8, 2020

HUP

UND Law School Announcement
CUA: The Institute for Human Ecology - WHAT IT MEANS TO BE HUMAN: A WEBINAR WITH CARTER SNEAD

CDF Reiterates the Christian Position on Euthanasia

The link has been changed, this should work: https://t.co/9TaxkOX2uP

— Edward Pentin (@EdwardPentin) September 23, 2020

Related:

The CDF and euthanasia – analysis and podcast with Rome Correspondent @CtrLamb https://t.co/xdjKcsFd7C #Catholic #news #euthanasia #cdf

— The Tablet (@The_Tablet) September 23, 2020

Full text of the CDF's Letter
'Samaritanus bonus', which reaffirms the Church's absolute prohibition of euthanasia and assisted suicide and the moral obligation to exclude futile aggressive medical treatment in the terminally ill.https://t.co/vqvRv5zwIk pic.twitter.com/1bSCrVd9Ti

— Catholic Sat (@CatholicSat) September 22, 2020

FEATURE: 'Even If Nothing Can Be Done Medically, One Can Stay' - CDF Prefect, Cardinal Ladaria Tells ZENIT’s ⁦@DeborahLubov⁩ #CatholicTwitter #euthanasia #Vatican https://t.co/8Qyyw99ONk

— Bree A Dail (@breeadail) September 22, 2020

John O'Callaghan on Personhood

A great lecture from Notre Dame Prof. John O'Callaghan: "Are There Failed Persons? Are You One of Them?"
Particularly good on faulty modern conceptions of personhood and how they infect modern bioethics.https://t.co/AYMUaxHrpq @ThomisticInst

— Ryan T. Anderson (@RyanTAnd) September 1, 2020

Uh Huh

LSN: Vatican Life Academy: Parents must vaccinate, even if vaccines come from aborted babies

The Object of Hysterectomy

CWR/CNA: Analysis: What to make of the CDF’s hysterectomy ‘responsum?’ by Carl Bunderson

National Catholic Bioethics Center: Commentary on the CDF Responsum of December 10, 2018

Interview with Wesley J. Smith

Over in Felton on February 10

Byz TX: 2nd Annual Orthodox Bioethics Conference event in Bay Area

Church website

The Unmaking of Medical Ethics

The Metaphysics of Gender: A Thomistic Approach