The ‘People’s Pontiff’ is Out of Touch with the People Regarding Surrogacy
Bryan McColgan, MD Bryan McColgan, MD

The ‘People’s Pontiff’ is Out of Touch with the People Regarding Surrogacy

I am a gay physician who is pursuing surrogacy with my husband, and I was also raised Catholic. The Pope’s condemnation of surrogacy for assisted reproduction this week affected me more than I would have expected. In this article, I discuss the Church’s historic antagonism with science, the Church’s focus on reproductive technology, and how far removed the Pope’s statements are from the reality of surrogacy in the United States.

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Surrogacy and Its Ancient History
Bryan McColgan, MD Bryan McColgan, MD

Surrogacy and Its Ancient History

Surrogacy has roots thousands of years deep in human history. This article takes us through Biblical times, ancient Egypt, Hammurabi, and South Asian religious beliefs to discuss how assisted reproduction and surrogacy have evolved throughout human history.

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