Christus Medicus, by medical student Dev Shakur. (by the way, just a little hint 🙂 — we could reeeeeally use more faithfully Catholic reproductive endocrinologists….)
Ecclesia et Mundi. Blogger Joshua has his lovely how-we-met AND how-we-converted story at his other blog, Katholik Shinja.
Pansy and I have both been updating our reading lists. We must beg her to blog on that book about tractors.
I’ve also installed the new ‘Blogtone control. It seems to work a lot faster, and it certainly looks snappy, doesn’t it? Do check out Victor’s newly updated ‘Blogtones page.
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Given the content of most RE programs, it would be well nigh impossible to complete and graduate from one and maintain Catholic values.
Actually, to be working anywhere in reproduction in American health care is a major challenge.
Family practice is about the only specialty that has any large group of members who will support those who are in the minority (NFP only, no ART, etc).
Pray for those of us in the trenches!
What about AAPLOG? Although, I can’t reach their site, but last I remember they didn’t even take a stand against potentially abortifacient birth control pills and maintained a “big tent” policy on their use. They had opposing papers on the subject — I don’t want to misrepresent them, but IIRC one side seemed unconvinced that the abortifacient mechanism was more than theoretical and in light of this, since the intent of the Pill was to prevent conception altogether it was a matter to be left to the doctor’s and patient’s conscience.
Dear Sleepy Mommies,
This sleepy daddy thanks you for the link and the comments. God bless you! By the way, you rock!