... long after the alleged abuse had occurred. In addition, the patterns of reporting sexual abuse may also depend on the exogenous Vatican and judicial response to the reporting of child abuse, with a contagion effect in all countries where Catholicism is predominant. Therefore, our identification...

.... ⁷ The relationship between indigenous spiritualities and other religions, in particular Catholicism, has proven historically problematic. Indigenous communities have sometimes established a positive relationship with the Catholic Church, which encompasses, for example, the provision by the Church...

... Catholic English Corelli Purcell Low Countries French In the Special Collections of St Mary’s Seminary College, Oscott (just north of Birmingham), there is an oblong quarto manuscript (RWW 6 R11878) that contains a collection of music for keyboard, violin music and vocal music. ¹...

... of Christian, largely Catholic, bioethicists have reservations about methotrexate and salpingostomy, but cannot resolve their internal disputes about these because of flawed casuistry. This paper aims to settle the issue about whether methotrexate and salpingostomy are acceptable within a Catholic worldview...

... chose to equate Irish rural Catholicism with romantic ideas of nature and outdoor ‘primitive’ worship. This tradition of representation will be examined in the context of contemporary Catholic institutional expansion across Ireland following the removal of the legal disabilities known as the ‘penal laws...

... . Ordinary Medicine: Extraordinary Treatments, Longer Lives, and Where to Draw the Line . Durham, NC : Duke University Press Books . Keane , P. 2002 . Catholicism and Health-Care Justice: Problems, Potential and Solutions . New York : Paulist . Kinghorn. 2023 . Protecting life...

...—the Statement of the Wijngaards Institute for Catholic Research and the Affirmation of the Church’s Teaching on the Gift of Sexuality, each of which addresses the encyclical Humanae vitae on the occasion of its 50th anniversary. The paper concludes with an examination of the essential...

... Catholic Ireland’, Journal of British Studies, 53 (2014), 426–52. 17 ‘Visible Divinity: Money and Irish Catholicism, 1850–1921’, a research project led by Sarah Roddy at the University of Manchester, has provided important insight into funding models for Catholic building during the nineteenth...

...-African ideals of Africa's RIOs and the vision of ‘Africanization’ or indigenization of Catholicism initiated at the end of Vatican II in 1965 by Pope Paul VI. The initiative was a response to both ‘the Catholic wave’ or demographic shift of the church's flock away from Europe and towards the developing...

... Catholic novelist, Shusaku Endo. ² Endo famously described his childhood conversion to Catholicism as similar to adopting a very ill-fitting suit, due to the association of Christianity with Western culture and colonialism. ³ This tension between his faith and his native culture...

... in the United States. Employing the lens of Catholic Social Thought, it argues for an approach to rationing that is grounded in respect for human dignity, committed to distributing social goods in light of the common good, and self-conscious about the construction of vulnerability to illness and death. Catholic...

... overlapped with religious foreignness, as well as the Church's opposition role during the communist era—contributed to consolidating the links between Catholicism and the Polish nation and state. The “Catholic Pole” stereotype, or the concept of “Catholicisation of the nation” ( Zubrzycki 2006 ) present...

... University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Objective This article explores the efficiency and the challenges of the pooled procurement programme (PPP) among National Catholic...

... was in response to another correspondence which said that science and religion must work together for vaccine promotion. This article presents a fundamental Christian argument for vaccine promotion by saying that God may have provided an answer to the pandemic through the COVID-19 vaccine. Catholic Church...

... a stigma and hesitancy regarding COVID-19 vaccination in the Philippines. Many Filipinos are still hesitant to be vaccinated. This paper highlights the role of the Catholic Church as a powerful institution which can influence the people not only in spiritual aspect but also in promoting public health...

... implied trans-local participation of the entire Catholic community that concretely responds to the latest encyclical letter of the Holy Father, Pope Francis, on Fraternity and Social Friendship (‘Fratelli Tutti’). These creative practices ‘transcends the barriers of geography and distance, and declares...

.... https://www.vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2021-01/pope-francis-benedict-xvi-covid-19-vaccine.html (03 February 2021, date last accessed). 5 Torres J. Philippines Catholic bishops allay people’s fears about COVID-19 vaccines . LICAS.NEWS, Philippines, 28 January 2021. https://www.licas.news/2021/01...

... how the Catholic philosophical tradition’s account of the nature and importance of conscience can philosophically underwrite these organizations’ conscience-related principles and practices. It can be seen, then, that the Catholic tradition is far from inimical to the contemporary practice of medicine...

... . Bayley , C . 2015 . From catholic healthcare west to dignity health: Conflicts of conscience in American Catholic health care . In Conscience and Catholicism: Rights, Responsibilities, and Institutional Responses , eds. D. E. DeCosse and K. E. Heyer , 139 – 50 . Maryknoll, NY : Orbis...

.... Abstract Objectives This study evaluates structures that determine the quality of medicines procured through the pooled procurement program (PPP) in the National Catholic Health Service (NCHS) using the Donabedian model. The challenges faced in the PPP are also revealed. Method A qualitative...