Catholic Medical Guild (CMG)

The Catholic Medical Guild (CMG) was formed in 1952 to study and examine medico-moral questions. They are a community of health care professionals journeying with one another to realise their Catholic vocation within their profession.

They integrate faith, life, and work through the ethical practice of medicine and science and serve the church through education. The Guild also aspires to be an authoritative voice and reference point in bioethical issues, providing an advisory role on bioethical or medical issues when called upon.

The Catholic Medical Guild (CMG) is a community of health care professionals who are dedicated to living out their Catholic vocation within their profession. Formed in 1952, the Guild brings together individuals who are passionate about integrating their faith, life, and work, and who are committed to advancing the ethical practice of medicine and science. The CMG serves the Church through education, offering members opportunities to deepen their understanding of medico-moral questions and to explore the intersections of faith and medicine.

In addition to fostering personal and professional growth among its members, the CMG also aspires to be an authoritative voice on bioethical issues. They provide guidance and advice on a range of medical and ethical topics, and serve as a reference point for individuals and organisations who are seeking a Catholic perspective on these complex and often sensitive issues. Whether through education, advocacy, or simply by providing a supportive community for its members, the Catholic Medical Guild is dedicated to serving the Church and advancing the ethical practice of medicine and science.