Card Parolin visits Paul VI Int'l Scientific Institute
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(Vatican Radio) Cardinal Pietro Parolin paid a visit Wednesday to the Paul VI International Scientific Institute for Research on Human Fertility and Infertility (ISI-Paul VI) to inaugurate a new laboratory for the study of human fertility and responsible procreation. The Cardinal Secretary of State also took the time to observe an ultrasound machine donated by Pope Francis to the Institute.The ISI-Paul VI was created in response to the desire of Pope Saint John Paul II for a scientific institute dedicated to research in the field of procreation. It provides a “concrete response” to Paul VI’s call, in Humanae vitae (quoting Gaudium et spes) , for men of science “to elucidate more thoroughly the conditions favourable to a proper regulation of births.” Cardinal Parolin noted that Benedict XVI also praised the Institute as “an eloquent example of that synthesis of truth and love which constitutes the vital centre of Catholic culture.”Finally, ...
(Vatican Radio) Cardinal Pietro Parolin paid a visit Wednesday to the Paul VI International Scientific Institute for Research on Human Fertility and Infertility (ISI-Paul VI) to inaugurate a new laboratory for the study of human fertility and responsible procreation. The Cardinal Secretary of State also took the time to observe an ultrasound machine donated by Pope Francis to the Institute.
The ISI-Paul VI was created in response to the desire of Pope Saint John Paul II for a scientific institute dedicated to research in the field of procreation. It provides a “concrete response” to Paul VI’s call, in Humanae vitae (quoting Gaudium et spes) , for men of science “to elucidate more thoroughly the conditions favourable to a proper regulation of births.” Cardinal Parolin noted that Benedict XVI also praised the Institute as “an eloquent example of that synthesis of truth and love which constitutes the vital centre of Catholic culture.”
Finally, Cardinal Parolin greeted the families present who have turned to the Institute for help in realizing their desires for parenthood.
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