Detroit Catholic Young Adults
Ages 18-35

The beginning and end of life come with some of the most contested, controversial and consequential issues in our society. Beyond that, most of us will face times in our lives where we will need to make important decisions for ourselves or our loved ones related to those times. For this Theology on Tap, Dr. Mark Latkovic will unpack the principles we use in Catholic bioethics and how these principles can be used to guide our bioethical decision making, taking a closer look at some of those issues including abortion, in vitro fertilization, euthanasia and more.

Talk begins at 7 PM. Come before for food, drinks and time to meet friends.

Mark S. Latkovic, S.T.D. (b. 1963) is professor of moral theology at Sacred Heart Major Seminary (Detroit, MI), where he has taught since July 1990. Among his many popular and scholarly publications are What’s a Person to Do? Everyday Decisions that Matter (OSV, 2013) and (as co-editor) St. Thomas Aquinas and the Natural Law Tradition: Contemporary Perspectives (CUA Press, 2004). He lectures and consults widely. Married for over 33 years, he and his wife have four adult children (two of whom are married) and one grandchild.