This engaging book continues an ongoing conversation that ranks the HIV/AIDS crisis as one of the most compelling topics for contemporary theological ethics. It maintains that our Catholic moral tradition calls us to understand better the reality of persons living with HIV/AIDS. It calls us in particular to enter into a new experience of vulnerbility and hospitality. This engaging book continues an ongoing conversation that ranks the HIV/AIDS crisis as one of the most compelling topics for contemporary theological ethics. It maintains that our Catholic moral tradition calls us to understand better the reality of persons living with HIV/AIDS. It calls us in particular to enter into a new experience of vulnerbility and hospitality.