Catholic Ethicists on HIV/AIDS Prevention

"An eye-opening demonstration of how Catholic moral theology works in the concrete...ÝKeenan shows that¨ the Catholic tradition of moral theology is robust, timely, supple, humane and, most of all, wise enough to make vital contributions to ongoing global discussions about the current state of the Body of Christ." -National Catholic Reporter

About this Book

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James F. Keenan

Introduction: At the End of the First Generation of HIV Prevention

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Jon D. Fuller

James F. Keenan

PART 1: THE CASES

Standing with the Marginalized by Bringing Forth Their Truth

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An Irish Nun Living with Contradictions: Responding to HIV/AIDS in the Context of Church Teaching

41

(7)

Linda Hogan

A Woman Confronts Social Stigma in Uganda

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(9)

John Mary Waliggo

Encountering a Brazilian Man Abandoned in His Illness

57

(5)

Jose Antonio Trasferetti

As AIDS Just Emerges in Bangladesh

62

(8)

Gervas Rozario

Listening in England to a Woman's Life Experience

70

(6)

Nicholas Peter Harvey

Taking Culture Seriously

76

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Recognizing the Reality of African Religion in Tanzania

76

(8)

Laurenti Magesa

Unmaking a Hidden Epidemic Among First Nation Communities in Canada

84

(7)

Mark Miller

HIV/AIDS among Desert Nomads in Kenya

91

(5)

James Good

Come, Ye Disconsolate: American Black Catholics, Their Church, and HIV/AIDS

96

(12)

Diana Hayes

Revealing and Critiquing Inequities

108

(34)

Condoms, Coups, and the Ideology of Prevention: Facting Failure in Rural Haiti

108

(12)

Paul Farmer

David Walton

Preventing HIV Transmission to Neonates in the United States

120

(8)

Maura A. Ryan

``I Fed You With Milk'': Missionary Morals in Brazil in a Time of AIDS

128

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Leonard M. Martin

Women and Children's Risks of Contracting HIV in Costa Rica

135

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Orlando Navarro Rojas

Developing Educational Programs

142

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Educating for HIV Prevention in a Medical School in Colombia

142

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Jorge H. Pelaez

Teaching about HIV Prevention in an American Catholic College Classroom

148

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Eileen P. Flynn

Fighting AIDS in a Society Where We Egyptians Don't Talk about It

155

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Nader Michel

The Struggles of the Edinburgh HIV Prevention Program: Local Theology and External Pressure

161

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Kenneth Owens

Establishing U. S. Campus-Based HIV/AIDS Awareness and Prevention Programs

168

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Regina Wentzel Wolfe

Using the Principle of Cooperation

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Needle Exchange in San Juan, Puerto Rico: A Traditional Roman Catholic Casuistic Approach

177

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Jorge J. Ferrer

An American Catholic Hospital Sponsors a Support Group for Gay Men

192

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John Tuohey

A Catholic Hospital in India Is Asked to Cooperate with an HIV Prevention Program

199

(13)

Clement Campos

Counseling

212

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Differences in Confessional Advice in South Africa

212

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Stuart C. Bate

When Fidelity and Justice Clash: Testing the Limits of Confidentiality in Australia

221

(9)

Gerald Gleeson

David Leary

Australian Parents of Young Gays and Lesbians: Support and Protection

230

(9)

Peter Black

A Spaniard Resists Disclosing His HIV Status to His Girlfriend

239

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Jose Carlos Bermejo Higueroa

An HIV-Infected Italian Woman Seeking to Have Children

246

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Maurizio P. Faggioni

PART 2: FUNDAMENTAL MORAL ISSUES FOR HIV PREVENTION

Progress in the Moral Tradition

257

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Marciano Vidal

Catholic Medical Ethics: A Tradition Which Progresses

271

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Raphael Gallagher

AIDS, Justice, and the Common Good

282

(12)

Lisa Sowle Cahill

Casuistry and AIDS: A Reflection on the Catholic Tradition

294

(9)

Paulinus Ikechukwu Odozor

From Responsible to Meaningful Sexuality: An Ethics of Growth as an Ethics of Mercy for Young People in this Era of AIDS

303

(14)

Roger Burggraeve

The Reign of God: Signposts for Catholic Moral Theology

317

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Enda McDonagh

Conclusion: A Moral Theologian Faces the New Millennium in a Time of AIDS

324

(9)

Kevin Kelly

About the Authors

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Index

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