disability
Should Christians change how we think about disability?
Some have criticised cartoons of Stephen Hawking without his wheelchair as ‘ableist’
Why is the Equality and Human Rights Commission playing down the role of disabled people?
Disabled people have much to give to society. So why has the EHRC abolished its Disability Commissioner?
New members of Vatican pro-life academy have defended abortion and contraception
Avraham Steinberg has approved of abortion in some cases, while Fr Maurizio Chiodi says contraception may be permissible
Court ruling ‘puts lives of severely disabled at risk’
A court has approved the withdrawal of fluids from a man in a stable but minimally conscious state
There are far more disabled saints than you think
A new book about saints with disabilities is a reminder that everyone has a vocation
We’re starting to care about unborn animals. Let’s take the next logical step
The ‘it’s just a clump of cells’ argument, while repeatedly applied to humans, has not yet been mentioned in the bovine debate
New NHS prenatal test for Down’s syndrome provokes backlash from doctors
300 doctors have signed a letter objecting to the new test amid fears its introduction is ‘on economic grounds’
Bill to end disability-selective late abortion passes second reading
A Bill to prevent late term abortions of disabled babies has moved to the next legislative stage
Religious sister, NFP tutor, catechist and mother: Catholic Women of the Year announced
The annual awards honour women who have ‘made an outstanding contribution’ to the Church in Britain
Bill seeks to outlaw abortion on the grounds of disability
Bill introduced by Conservative peer Lord Shinkwin would end the abortion up to birth of disabled babies
