Rediscovering The Family In A Technological Age: Bioethical Challenges
A seminar for health care professionals, those involved in the prolife ministry, and all who seek a deeper understanding of marriage and its design in the natural moral law.
Dear Concerned Citizen
On October 9, 2010, at the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption
in San Francisco, CCWF will co-sponsor a seminar for all persons
who are members of a family.
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Rediscovering The Family In A Technological Age: Bioethical Challenges
On October 9, at the cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption in San Francisco, CCWF will co-sponsor a seminar for:
- Health professionals
- Chaplains
Our distinguished panel from the National Center for Bioethics and the Respect Life Coordinator from the Archdiocese of San Francisco will address real life issues in our contemporary life. Discussion and information will focus on Natural Law, scientific data and the effects on human life.
Description of this presentation: The family, the root of society, is faced with physical, spiritual and psychosocial dilemmas in our modern world. Together we will compare and contrast Natural Law with current practices and available technology.
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