A German medical journal recently opened the topic anew, and declared that
(in depth bio here>) Fr. Augustine Lehmkuhl, S.J. advocates the practice of
craniotomy in certain cases. The article was reported in the
(the original article here>) Medical Record of New York, and
(awesome piece here >) Fr. Aloysio Sabetti , S.J. took occasion to answer, or rather to correct the grossly erroneous assumption that Catholic theologians, much less the Church, were tolerant of the practice of craniotomy.
Link (here) to The American Ecclesiastical Review published in 1895
A German medical journal recently opened the topic anew, and declared that (in depth bio here>) Fr. Augustine Lehmkuhl, S.J. advocates the practice of craniotomy in certain cases. The article was reported in the (the original article here>) Medical Record of New York, and (awesome piece here >) Fr. Aloysio Sabetti , S.J. took occasion to answer, or rather to correct the grossly erroneous assumption that Catholic theologians, much less the Church, were tolerant of the practice of craniotomy.
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