Vatican identifies abortion, euthanasia, and surrogate motherhood as severe transgressions against human dignity
Amidst the tumult of modern ethical debates, the Vatican stands resolute, its latest proclamation 'Dignitas Infinita' serving as a clarion call for the preservation of human dignity
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The Vatican has unequivocally affirmed its stance on issues affecting human dignity, listing abortion, euthanasia, and surrogate motherhood among its foremost concerns, as reported by the Vatican News agency on Monday.
In its newly released document titled "Dignitas Infinita," the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith underscores the gravity of violations against human dignity, expanding its condemnation to include war, poverty, and the abhorrent practice of human trafficking.
Furthermore, the document meticulously delineates a spectrum of offenses against human dignity, ranging from subhuman living conditions and arbitrary imprisonment to the despicable acts of slavery, prostitution, and the dehumanizing exploitation of individuals for profit.
Moreover, the Vatican document unequivocally denounces gender theory as profoundly perilous, warning against its premise of erasing natural differences under the guise of achieving equality.
As the venerable custodian of Catholic doctrine and morality, the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith holds a venerable position within the Vatican, tasked with upholding and safeguarding the principles that form the bedrock of Catholic teachings.
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