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Key Posts from Making Moral Vaccine Decisions

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 For quick reference to the vaccine articles. 

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 New Article Series: Making Moral Vaccine Decisions 

Making Moral Vaccine Decisions - Part A: Guiding Principles  

Making Moral Vaccine Decisions - Part B: Situation 

Making Moral Vaccine Decisions - Part C: Moral Issues 

Making Moral Vaccine Decisions - Part D: Vaccine Safety and Efficacy 

Making Moral Vaccine Decisions - Part E: Vaccines In Canada 

Making Moral Vaccine Decisions - Part F: Our Obligations 

Making Moral Vaccine Decisions - Part G: Conclusion and Resources 

Making Moral Vaccine Decisions - Part H: Responses to Comments by L Fischer --- Update A 

Making Moral Vaccine Decisions - Part i: Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops 

Making Moral Vaccine Decisions - Part J: How to Vaccinate Like a Catholic

Making Moral Vaccine Decisions - Part K: Roberto de Mattei: Is the COVID vaccine morally licit for Catholics? 

Making Moral Vaccine Decisions - Part L: St. Thomas Aquinas vs the alleged "Sensus Fidei"

 

Key References

MORAL THEOLOGY
A Complete Course Based on St. Thomas Aquinas and the Best Modern Authorities
BY
JOHN A. MCHUGH, O.P.
AND
CHARLES J. CALLAN, O.P.
REVISED AND ENLARGED BY
EDWARD P. FARRELL, O.P.
1958

HANDBOOK of MORAL THEOLOGY
by
Dominic Mo Prummer, OP
1955

 

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