aborto

aborto

Interrupción voluntaria del embarazo al matar al feto. Un aborto directo, sea como fin o como medio, es gravemente contrario a la ley moral. La Iglesia sanciona con pena canónica de excomunión este delito contra la vida humana (2271-2272).

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aborto natural (o aborto)

Health care; General

Es la pérdida natural del feto antes de que se haya desarrollado lo suficiente para sobrevivir. También llamado "aborto espontáneo".

aborto involuntario

Parenting; Pregnancy

Cuando un embrión o el feto muere en el útero durante las primeras 20 semanas de embarazo, pero no se expulsa del útero. Eventualmente, el embarazo lo expulsara, pero algunas ...

aborto habitual

Parenting; Pregnancy

Tres o más abortos involuntarios consecutivos.

robo

Religion; Catholic church

Unjustly taking and keeping the property of another, against the reasonable will of the owner (2408). Stealing is a violation of the seventh commandment of God, "You shall not ...

robar

Religion; Catholic church

Unjustly taking and keeping the property of another, against the reasonable will of the owner (2408). Stealing is a violation of the seventh commandment of God, "You shall not ...

vírgenes consagradas

Religion; Catholic church

Women who have decided with the Church's approval to cling only to the Lord and to live in a state of virginity "for the sake of the kingdom of heaven" and are consecrated in that ...

racismo

Religion; Catholic church

Unjust discrimination on the basis of a person's race; a violation of human dignity, and a sin against justice (1935).

que merecen penitencia

Religion; Catholic church

The sinner who repents of sin and seeks forgiveness (1451). In the early Church, public sinners belonged to an "order of penitents," who did public penance for their sins, often ...

penitente

Religion; Catholic church

The sinner who repents of sin and seeks forgiveness (1451). In the early Church, public sinners belonged to an "order of penitents," who did public penance for their sins, often ...