Reproduction and the Common Good: Global Perspectives from the Catholic Tradition

Abstract

Reproductive health is a complex moral, theological, and political issue. In this volume, theologians from around the world examine the realities of reproductive injustice and the wisdom of Catholic social teachings that call Christians to enact practices of solidarity and to foster structural change. Contributors address issues such as family planning, migration, sexual trauma, sexuality education, and sterilization, with particular attention to justice concerns in Catholic theological ethics.