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Morality - Abortion - Capital Punishment - Euthanasia - Morality and Ethics
Papal, Episcopal and Curial Documents - Sexuality -Suicide and Assisted Suicide
Virtues - Social Justice and Peace - Science and Ethics

• Abortion - Excommunication - by Colin B. Donovan, STL
• Abortion: What the Church Teaches - by Helen Alvaré
• Abortion: Scripture; Ancient Jewish and Christian Writers - Fr. William G. Most
• A Catholic Educator's Resource Center - Abortion
• American Life League - Unite for Life
• Anti-Fetal Rhetoric: America's Best-Loved Hate Speech - William Brennan
• As Fruit of the Same Tree: the Abortifacient Nature of the So-called Morning-After Pill - by Maria Luisa Di Pietro Institute of Bioethics, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Rome
• The Bishops' New Statement on Abortion - Raymond B. Marcin
• Catholic Educator's Resource: Current Issues: Abortion - Close to 80 articles.
• Combatting Abortion and Euthanasia - John Paul II
• Declaration on Procured Abortion - Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith
• Holy See on Partial Birth Abortion

" Abortion and euthanasia have become preeminent threats to human dignity because they directly attack life itself, the most fundamental human good and the condition for all others. They are committed against those who are weakest and most defenseless, those who are genuinely "the poorest of the poor." They are endorsed increasingly without the veil of euphemism, as supporters of abortion and euthanasia freely concede these are killing even as they promote them. Sadly, they are practiced in those communities which ordinarily provide a safe haven for the weak -- the family and the healing professions. Such direct attacks on human life, once crimes, are today legitimized by governments sworn to protect the weak and marginalized." - Living the Gospel of Life: A Challenge to American Catholics - A Statement by the Catholic Bishops of the United States, 1998

"As God is in each one of us, when we want and try to live according to His example of love, we love Him in the others and at the same time we allow Him to love others through us. We are his hands, his feet, his smile, his patience... When we love because of His Will, we make God present, we make Him 'touchable' as you could say. We can make His love material. Therefore we have such a high call. Therefore we can be so grateful, therefor we have such a great responsibility." 

Mother Teresa            

• Medicalizing Abortion Decisions - Thomas Murphy Goodwin
• Partial Birth Abortion and Catholics - William E. May, Michael J. McGivney Professor of Moral Theology, John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family, Washington USA
• Preaching on Abortion from the Scriptures - by Fr. Frank Pavone
• Theology Library : Abortion
• Sexual Health Can Never Mean Abortion - Archbishop Renato R. Martino
• Special Focus: Culture of Death?
• Under no guise can abortion be promoted - Bishop James T. McHugh
• What is a Partial-Birth Abortion?