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Ave Maria in the Afternoon – September 26, 2024 – Hour 1

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Is it always immoral to remove a feeding tube? We disucss the ethical implications with Andrew Kubick and Jared Staudt discusses the meaning of sacrifice.

 

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Marcus’s Monologue: Dehumanizing Rhetoric

On September 26, 1928, journalist Edward Robb Ellis listened in horror to the words of Adolf Hitler calling for the Sudetenland to be annexed to Germany. His portrayal of that day reveals a portrait of a community on edge. Ellis’s words capture the tension and uncertainty nation that still remembered the last Great War. Hitler’s speech reveals much about the nature of Nazi rule. Marcus has more.

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Is It Always Immoral to Remove a Feeding Tube?

It’s a heartbreaking scenario that many of us will face: doctors tell you a loved one is in a vegetative state and will need to rely on a feeding tube for nutrition. They ask you if they should remove the tube. Is it ever ethical to do so? Andrew Kubick joins us.

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Is It Always Immoral to Remove a Feeding Tube?

Andrew S. Kubick is the Deputy Director of the National Center for Religious Freedom Education and Research Fellow in Bioethics and Medical Conscience at the Religious Freedom Institute. He is also a Personal Consultations Ethicist at the National Catholic Bioethics Center and Adjunct Instructor of Bioethics at the University of Mary. His book Transplanting the Womb: A Catholic Bioethical Analysis is due out this fall.

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Make everything a sacrifice to sanctify the world

Sacrifice stands before us as the hidden key to life. The word itself may sound frightening, conjuring images of blood, destruction and perhaps an overly demanding God who wants us to give up the things we enjoy. Nonetheless, it points us to our true vocation—‘to make holy.’ Jared Staudt has more.

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Make everything a sacrifice to sanctify the world

Jared Staudt is a teacher, writer and speaker committed to helping others enter into living the vibrant tradition of the Catholic culture. He serves as Associate Superintendent for Mission and Formation at the Archdiocese of Denver and Visiting Associate Professor at the Augustine Institute. He's the author of several books, most recently How the Eucharist can Save Civilization.

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