text: No, you did not give me a quotation.
  
  Notice the distinction between "a personal human life" and "a life is begun"?
  
  Of course not.
  
  His statement does not say that "a fertilized ovum is ... a human being", but that it is part of the continuum of life from conception to death, which is what the Catholic teaching relies on.
  
  As I pointed out earlier in that same section he specifically eschews any theory of ensoulment to make his meaning clear.
  
  This failure to read in context is precisely what led you to the erroneous conclusion that he teaches that the death penalty is per se immoral.