‘Catholic bioethics needs to be reoriented and revivified,’ new pontifical academy member says (The Observer (Notre Dame))

M. Therese Lysaught, a Loyola University Chicago medical ethicist, was appointed to the Pontifical Academy for Life in December. Lysaught called on Catholic bioethicists to “move the table” and consider questions from the point of view of the marginalized; she added, “Where is the conversation about Catholic complicity with racism?”