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Writer, editor, teacher, and Outreach Director at Canadian Catholic News. Working to build a new model for Catholic journalism across Canada.

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Canadian surrogacy lawsuit exposes deeper ethical tensions, Catholic bioethicist says

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By Paul Schratz Verified, Russell Shaw
| Catholic World Report Verified
Canadian bioethicist Moira McQueen says the case illustrates how separating conception, pregnancy, and parenthood among different people can create conflicts that no contract can fully prevent. Credit: K3S/Shutterstock A Canadian same-sex coupleʼs lawsuit against the surrogate mother who refused their request to abort their unborn child is drawing attention not only to abortion but also to deeper questions about surrogacy itself, Canadian bioethicist Moira McQueen said.
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Canadian surrogacy lawsuit exposes deeper ethical tensions, Catholic bioethicist says

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By Paul Schratz Verified
| EWTN News Verified
Canadian surrogacy lawsuit exposes deeper ethical tensions, Catholic bioethicist says
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Importante medio de Canadá asegura que medios no verificaron la afirmación sobre fosas comunes en Kamloops

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By Paul Schratz Verified
| ACI Prensa Verified
El periódico canadiense The Globe and Mail, considerado el diario más leído del país, admitió un “fracaso del periodismo” en 2021 con su cobertura de las “fosas comunes” en la Escuela Residencial Indígena de Kamloops. En un editorial del 30 de mayo, el consejo editorial del periódico escribió que la afirmación de que se habían encontrado los restos de 215 niños era “una afirmación extraordinaria” que “requiere pruebas”.
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