Calling for Justice Throughout the World Catholic Women Theologians on the HIV/AIDS Pandemic

, by Iozzio, Mary Jo; Miranda, Elsie M.; Roche, Mary M. Doyle

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ISBN: 9780826428639 | 0826428630
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Copyright: 1/1/2009

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Roman Catholic women theologians from all over the world discuss the pandemic in terms of their particular geographical and social location.

A Companion to Catholic Ethicists on HIV/AIDS Prevention Mary Jo IozzioINTRODUCTION: Globalizing Solidarity Mary Jo Iozzio, Mary M. Doyle Roche and Elsie M. MirandaENTRÉE1. Show Me My Face O LordM. Bernadette Mbuy Beya, OSUPART ONE: CHALLENGES TO JUSTICE2. AIDS, Women, and EmpowermentLisa Sowle Cahill3. HIV/AIDS in Vietnam: calling for human dignity, justice, and careY-Lan Tran, CND4. ‘Change is Possible': churches reading the signs of the timesMaria Cimperman, OSU5. Justice, Faith, and HIV/AIDS in Africa: challenges for the twenty-first centuryMargaret A. Farley6. Loving Embrace: sexual flourishing and an HIV+ humanityCarolyn SharpPART TWO: CHALLENGING THE CHURCH7. Information/Sex Education and Church Intervention in Public Policy in the PhilippinesAgnes M. Brazal8. HIV/AIDS in AustraliaElizabeth Hepburn, IBVM9. Hope, Lament, and a Prophetic Imagination for a World with HIV/AIDSElsie M. Miranda10. "God (Not) Swine Yuh": HIV/AIDS in the CaribbeanAnna Kasafi-PerkinsPART THREE: MIGRANTS AND IMMIGRANTS11. France 2007: always and still the challenge of AIDSMarie-Jo Thiel12. AIDS -An Ethical AnalysisHille Haker13. Challenges in Italy: authentic sexual freedom and justiceCecilia Laura Borgna14. Whose Truth? Discourses of AIDS in BritainGillian Paterson15. What's Love Got To Do With It? Sex, Survival, and HIV/AIDS in South AfricaSuzanne MulliganPART FOUR: INVISIBLE AND VULNERABLE16. Children and the Common GoodMary M. Doyle Roche17. The Vulnerability of People with Disabilities and the ElderlyMary Jo Iozzio18. Church Communities and HIV-Affected Persons: towards abundant lifeEmily Reimer Barry19. "Hidden in Plain View": Older African AmericansShawnee Marie Daniels-Sykes, SSNDPART FIVE: THE FEMALE FACE OF AIDS20. The Feminzation of AIDS in the Philippines: culture, poverty, and migrationMa. Christina A. Astorga21. Communities Visible and Invisible in OceaniaMaryanne Confoy, RSC22. Women Confronting Stigma in Tamil NaduMetti Amirtham, SCC23. Responses to HIV/AIDS in Hoima Diocese, UgandaTherese Tinkasiimire24. Retrieving Spirituality as a Resource for Coping with HIV/AIDS: perspectives from South IndiaPushpa Joseph, FMMFINALEMENT25. Kissing the Leprous: a Theological Praxis for AIDSMaria Clara Lucchetti BingemerABOUT THE AUTHORSINDEX

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Calling for Justice Throughout the World Catholic Women Theologians on the HIV/AIDS Pandemic

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