Trump’s Constitutional Triad: Speech, Conscience and Family
COMMENTARY: Less than two months into the president’s second term, the future of religious liberty and other constitutional rights in America has changed for the better.
Results from Tag: 'conscience protection'
Catholic Medical Group Sues Biden Administration Over Emergency-Room Abortion Rule
The lawsuit argues that the federal government acted unlawfully when in July 2022 it directed that hospitals and emergency rooms would be required to perform abortions under the 1986 Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act, as various court rulings leave status of federal law uncertain.
Nearly 60,000 Join Call for UK Prime Minister to Safeguard Right to Pray Silently
ADF UK’s letter cites the recent example of Adam Smith-Connor, an army veteran who was arrested and convicted for praying silently outside an abortion facility.
Priest Charged for Praying for Free Speech in U.K. Abortion Facility ‘Buffer Zone’
The Crown Prosecution Service has dropped the charges against the priest but said the charges could be reinstated.
Lawsuit: CVS Wrongly Fired Christian Employee for Objections to Abortifacients, Contraception
At least two other nurse practitioners in Kansas and Virginia have filed federal lawsuits against CVS over the policy.
The Catholic Stand Against HHS Mandates
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Franciscan Health Alliance, like the Little Sisters of the Poor, is defending itself in court against Obama-era, and now Biden-era, trampling of religious-liberty rights.
With HHS Battle Looming, New Catholic Health Care Leadership Alliance Emerges
The new initiative is a united front, of trusted Catholic organizations with expertise in law, medicine, ethics and public policy, to renew Catholic health care and defend it against new dangers.
Massachusetts Hospital Employees, Citing Religious Concerns to COVID Vaccines, Sue to Keep Their Jobs
Workers with Mass General Brigham risk firing for being unvaccinated.
Hospitals’ Case for Conscience Protection
COMMENTARY: Should medical professionals be required to perform procedures that they disagree with, ethically, morally or due to religious reasons?
