Pope Saint John XXIII: Army Medic and Military Hospital Chaplain

Papal Responses to the Holocaust: Contrast between Pope Pius XII and Pope John Paul II

Saint Bartholomew's Hospital Reports

The Army Hospital Corps

field is an integral and important part of the work of an Army Medical Department. The management and treatment of the sick and wounded cannot be duly accomplished without the aid of an agency which shall, under the guidance of professional advice and authority, perform the various services necessary for their comfort and cure; and the more organized and intelligent this agency, the more effici...

Pope John Paul Ii Lecture Series in Bioethics the Biological Revolution and the Myth of Prometheus

Next to the scientific revolution itself, the biological revolution is the greatest of all the purely human revolutions thus far. I say "purely human revolutions" because the greatest of all revolutions was that affected by Christianity. But since the latter consisted of Christ entering human history, it was revolution by Divine intervention and therefore belongs in a class by itself. I shall, ...

On Army Hospital Corps

man's own comrades?untrained men in all instances; and the practices were open to the gravest objections. The measure to ensure this humane and early relief now more or less introduced into all civilized armies is the formation of an Army Hospital Corps. The modern principle for the medical service of an army in the field is to separate the sick and wounded from the moving force, and to isolate...