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The vacancy against the COVID-19 of the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) multinational has been topped with the Catholic Church in the United States, where some are bishops is recommended not to use this suer to be unrolled with cells mother obtenidas de abortos.

The last to be summed up in these reticences was the bishop Robert Deeley of the Portland diocese, who asked for his leave of absence for other vacancies that were not held by J&J.

In a statement, Deeley stated that “If you can choose between cars that are equally safe and effective against COVID-19, you must choose the cars with less connection with lines of derivative cells of abortions”.

“As much as -siguió-, if any have the ability to choose a car, the Pfizer and Modern deberían will be chosen as the Johnson & Johnson”.

Abortion, at the center of controversy

Deeley summarizes in this way the sentiment of some of the leaders of the Conference of Catholic Bishops of the United States, who will clarify his position this week.

The President of the Doctrine of Doctrine of this Institution, the Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades, and the Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann of Kansas City, in charge of the Proceedings Committee of the Conference, will issue the Martes a communiqué on which to speak on the preparation of J&J, which “raises questions about the moral permeability of filling vacancies, tests and / or production with the help of lines of abortion-derived cells”.

And it is clear that, as with Pfizer and Modern’s vacancies, this type of cell in its samples, but not in its production, has been developed, tested and manufactured by J&J.

For this reason, I agree that J & J’s suer will not be able to opt to receive any of the other two.

On the other hand, the J&J aborted the court, citing the recommendation of the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Fa of the Vatican, which considers that vacancies against covid-19 that hayan used lines of fetal fetal cells in its research and production process ”.

Diocesan Wards of EE.UU. he adopted a similar style, like New Orleans or Pittsburg, which he recommended that Catholics opt for the preparations of Pfizer and Modern Front at J&J, although others like the bishop Robert W. McElroy, who directs the San Diego, said it is legitimate to receive any of the vacancies approved in the country.

“Debating that we live in a complicated world, the moral moral teaching in times is very complex and has matrices in its reasoning about navigating the balances of good and bad balance to the time of confronting ethical options”, reflects Mc.

Vacunarse is an act of “amor verdadero”

Pero -continuo- in the specific moral and pastoral question of receiving the vacancies of Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson or AstraZeneca, I would like to clarify the Catholic communities of San Diego and the Imperial Conditions of the current pandemic , with limited options of vacancies available to log a cure for our nation and our world, it is perfectly legitimate to morally receive any of the four ”.

And it seems that when he receives some of these preparations he is showing “love of God” to God and to the project.

Are used for treatment for cancer and cancer

El Fetal abortion has been employed for decades in scientific investigations, as the treatment bus for cancer or cancer.

Following an article from the June Science magazine review, abortion-derived cells are employed from the 60-week period in the manufacture of vacancies, such as rubella, varicella or hepatitis A; as well as to prevent treatment against diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis or hemophilia.

According to this text, as of June 2020, there are at least five candidates for vacancies against COVID-19 using one of the two human fetal lines: HEK-293 and PER.C6.

In EE.UU., up to date users do not have the option to choose the vaccine against COVID-19 que deseen, it depends on the dose that is available in the room where the recipient is. (I)