Рим: 19-20 мая - Большой конгресс "Humanae Vitae" Вы можете принять участие онлайн

В пятницу, 19 мая, в аудитории Папского Института Августианум Augustianum начинается двухдневный конгресс Humanae Vitae, на котором будут представлены представители движений за жизнь с пяти континентов.

Языки конгресса: французский, английский, испанский и итальянский.

Своё личное участие уже зарегистрировали 419 человек.

Вы также можете принять участие в конгрессе онлайн (вживую) на платформе zoom (www.congreshumanaevitae.org). .

 После 23 мая он также будет доступен на YouTube.

– Это, несомненно, будет сильнейший и самый слышимый голос в Европе против попыток сделать аборт правом человека и включить его в Хартию Основополагающих Прав Европейского Союза, где он станет защищённой «святыней» наравне со свободой человека. языком или религией, - говорит Якуб Балтрошевич, президент Польской Федерации Движений за Жизнь и генеральный секретарь Европейской Федерации за Жизнь и Человеческое Достоинство ONE OF US.

– Такие мероприятия, организуемые Конгрессом Движений за Жизнь, который мы организуем, очень важны и необходимы, как помощь детям с особой болезнью или инвалидностью, домам одиноких матерей или перинатальным хосписам. Потому что, если нам удастся изменить европейское законодательство (или еще хуже, договоры), мы окажемся в реальности, где отсутствие доступа к абортам будет равно отсутствию демократии. И такие страны как Польша будут просто наказаны за это величием закона... – добавляет он.

For those who wish, here are some Mass schedules near the Augustianum: 7am and 7.30am at St Peter’s Basilica or 7.30am at the church Santa Maria in Traspontina (Via della Conciliazione). (Allow 30 minutes in line to enter the St Peter’s Basilica).

8.30h Information desk open

9.15-9.30h: Welcome

Prof. Mónica López Barahona, Holder of the Jerome Lejeune International Chair of Bioethics, Professor of Molecular Oncology and Bioethics, Ordinary Member of the Pontifical Academy for Life, Madrid (Spain).

9.30-9.40h: Introductory remarks
S.E.R. Cardinal Matteo Maria Zuppi, Archbishop of Bologna, President of the Italian Episcopal Conference, (Italy)

9.40-10.00h: Conference
Humanae Vitae as a bold and prophetic encyclical. Its relevance today .
Card. Luis Francisco Ladaria Ferrer, S.I., Prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of Faith (Vatican).

10.00-10.30h: Conference
Anthropological foundations of sexuality and human love.
Dr. Michele Schumacher, Private Docent in the theology faculty of the University of Fribourg, (Switzerland).

10.30-11.00h: Coffee Break

11.00-11.30h: Conference
Relevant moral and theological aspects of Humanae Vitae.
Prof. Pia de Solenni, SThD in Moral Theology (United States).

11.30-12.45h: Colloquium
Chastity in question. Humanae Vitae: sign and driving force of a well-ordered sexuality.
Prof. Oana Gotia, Professor of Moral Theology, Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit (United States of America).
Mrs. Costanza Miriano, journalist and writer, RAI, Roma (Italy).
Maria Scicchitano and Angelo Trecca, Italian couple (Italy).

12.45-14.15h: Lunch Break

14.15-15.30h: Colloquium
Difficulties and beauty of married love lived in the spirit of Humanae Vitae and openness to life. Testimonies of married couples.
Emanuela Sanna and Marcello Belletti, Italian couple (Italy).
José Alejandro Martínez and Anelena Hueda, Costa Rican couple (Costa Rica).
Jenn and Dustin Ragusa, American couple (United States).

15.30-16.00h Dialogue
Pastoral experiences. Proposals to be developed.
Don Antonello Iappica, Priest of the Neocathechumenal way (Italy).
Dr. María Eugenia Huete Santiago, doctor, cofounder and director of the Centro de Orientación Familiar (COF), Getafe (Spain).

16.00-16.30h:  Coffee Break

16.30-17.00h: Pedagogical lecture
What is contraception? Methods, aims and consequences.
Prof. Pilar Vigil Portales, obstetrician-gynecologist-surgeon, Professor at the Catholic University of Chile, member of the Pontifical Academy for Life, Director of the Reproductive Health Research Institute and President of Teen Star International, Santiago (Chile).

17.00-18.00h: Colloquium
Humanae Vitae: from the medical and scientific point of view.
Prof. Mounir Farag, Founder & President of St Joseph Institute for the Family, Bioethics & Pro Vita – Egypt, Ordinary Member of the Pontifical Academy for Life, Prof. of Bioethics , Oriental Institute – Guiza Egypt, Regional Adviser HSS & GHI , EMRO/ WHO/ UN ( former), Visiting Prof. Strategies & Health System & Bioethics, Senghor University for Francophony , Alexandria, General & Mini invasive Surgery and Gynacologist (Egypt).
Prof. Vincenzo De Filippis, President of the European Federation of Catholic Doctors (FEAMC), Rome (Italy).
Dr. Jaime Siegrist Ridruejo, gynaecologist, Hospital Universitario La Paz, Madrid (Spain).
Prof. Elena Postigo Solana, Associate Professor of Philosophy and Bioethics, Director of the Institute of Bioethics, Francisco de Vitoria University of Madrid, corresponding member of the Pontifical Academy for Life, Madrid (Spain).

End of the first day.

Saturday, 20th may 2023

8.30h Information desk open

9.15-10.00h: Colloquium

Humanae Vitae versus contraception: where is the progress for women and men?
Luis Zayas, economist and profesor, Madrid (Spain).
Dr. Isabelle Ecochard, doctor at the University Hospital (CHU) of Lyon, Professor of Theology of the Body at the Institute of Theology of the Body, consultant of the Fédération africaine d’Action familiale (FAAF), in Planning Centre and in Maternal and Child Protection, Lyon, (France).

10.00-10.30h:  Colloquium
Humanae Vitae: a bulwark against Malthusian policies.
Prof. Apollinaire Cibaka Cikongo, Bioethics teacher, Rector of the Université Officielle de Mbujimayi, Kasaï Oriental (Democratic Republic of Congo).
Dña. Obianuju Ekeocha, biologist, President of Culture of Life Africa, (Nigeria and United Kingdom).

10.30-11.00h:  Coffee Break

11.00-11.30h: Conference
Humanae Vitae: a bulwark against the manipulation of life.

Jean-Marie Le Méné, President of the Fondation Jérôme Lejeune, ordinary member of the Pontifical Academy for Life, Paris (France).

11.30-12.00h: Closing conference
The beauty of Humanae Vitae 50 years on and its future challenges.
Prof. John Haas, President emeritus of the National Catholic Bioethics Center. He was Professor of moral theology at St. Charles Borromeo theological Seminary in Philadelphia and an adjunct professor at the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family in Washington, DC, Ordinary Member of the Pontifical Academy for Life, (United States).

End of the Congress.