More Than 20,000 Pilgrims From 90 Countries to Participate in Jubilee of the Sick
The weekend events will include health education and moments of prayer. It is expected the Pope will send a message of hope and commitment.
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Catholic Nurses Sue Colorado to Continue Abortion-Reversal Ministry
Dede Chism and Abby Sinnett, who run the Denver-area Bella Health and Wellness, are arguing that a new Colorado law banning abortion pill reversal impedes the First Amendment rights of their clients and their medical practice.
Debate Over Whether ‘Morning-After Pill’ Can Cause Abortion Is at Heart of Catholic Nurse’s Lawsuit
A Catholic nurse practitioner is suing CVS and one of its medical clinics for firing her after she refused to prescribe abortion-inducing drugs to customers.
Fired Nurse Practitioner Charges CVS Pharmacy with Religious Discrimination
Backers of abortion and contraception access have sought to limit or eliminate religious freedom protections for individuals and institutions that object to abortion, to contraceptives, or both.
COVID-19 Pandemic Exposes Great Need for Delivering Care Based on Conscience and Compassion
COMMENTARY: The pandemic has shed a light on over-use of medical technology, resource scarcity and limited access, an epidemic of loneliness, the use of euphemisms like “medical aid in dying,” and a growing inability within our culture to deal with suffering.
COVID Ops: Catholics Battle Fear, Isolation, Coronavirus in US Hospitals
The hospital is now a battlefield against the coronavirus pandemic, and the Register talked with four Catholics on the medical front lines in critical capacities.
