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aborto

Interrupción voluntaria del embarazo al matar al feto. Un aborto directo, sea como fin o como medio, es gravemente contrario a la ley moral. La Iglesia sanciona con pena canónica de excomunión este delito contra la vida humana (2271-2272).

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