What do you think about this???

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Hi There!

I’m a permanent deacon serving at the archdiocese of Baltimore. After much
refection I have felt called to perform hospital ministry, specially to Hispanic patients
(I’m fluent in Spanish and there is currently a great need for Spanish speaking ministers
in our archdiocese). As part of the process to be accepted as a volunteer I was required
to take a blood test to review my vaccination history. The test showed that I lack the
Measles vaccination. Which means I will have to be vaccinated as an adult against this
disease if I want to work at the Hospital as a volunteer. After much research I found out
that there is no moral alternative to this vaccine. Here is my quandary. Since I can get
involved in other ministries that do not require me to have this vaccination (meaning I
am not obligated to perform hospital ministry, although I really feel called to this), is
it morally acceptable for me to be vaccinated against this disease knowing that its
production involves the cells of aborted human beings? Is there an alternative vaccine I
have not found and that it is moral acceptable?
Thanks for any help you can provide.

Deacon Harbey Santiago
Archdiocese of Baltimore.
 
I don’t know where you obtained your information on the source of the vaccine. Please advise, so I can check into it further.

My information comes from this web-site, which indicates the vaccine comes from the disease itself. Please check:

vaccineinformation.org/measles/qandavax.asp
 
**Where in the world did you get that the vaccine is made using aborted fetuses!? **This vaccine, like others, is created from the virus itself by taking it from someone infected with measles (Jerri Lynn, the daughter of the scientist in the 60’s who created the vaccine), then grown in cells taken from chicken embryos. this process weakens the virus which allows a much weakened virus to be used as a vaccination.
 
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