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Marlon Derosa and Ana Carolina Derosa discuss how to help young people defend life
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Marlon Derosa and Ana Carolina Derosa discussed methods to help young people defend human life during the 39th meeting of Cultura da Vida. The couple, who are postgraduate bioethics professors and founders of the Pius Institute and Publishing House in Joinville, Santa Catarina, addressed the topic as part of a series exploring human dignity and the family's role in protecting life.
The Derosas, who are active in the Family Pastoral, lead the Cultura da Vida space to examine themes such as bioethics, abortion, and euthanasia.
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