Reclaiming the Soul of Health Care
Inspired by saints like Mother Cabrini, Catholic health care must always be a work of both corporal and spiritual mercy
Results from Tag: 'health care'
Assisted Suicide Will Bring About ‘Reduction in Health Care Spending,’ Report Claims
The Canadian Parliament legalized assisted suicide, under the name of medical assistance in dying (MAID), in 2016.
Analyzing the Harms of California’s New ‘Gender-Affirming Health Care’ Law for Minors
COMMENTARY: California politicians are playing a shell game with the recently passed legislation, seeking to deflect attention away from its profound dangers.
Abortion Confusion Needs Greater Wisdom, Not More Abortion
COMMENTARY: The ethics and legality of elective abortion are completely different than that of treating pregnancy complications.
Credentialing Board Launches to Certify, Oversee Health-Sharing Ministries
About 1.5 million Americans are members of these kinds of ministries, according to the Alliance of Health Care Sharing.
Approval of Maternity Hospital That Will Provide Abortions Highlights Catholic Exit From Health Care in Ireland
NEWS ANALYSIS: In the face of pressure from the abortion lobby, the Religious Sisters of Charity donated the land where the hospital will be constructed to a nonreligious trust, and ‘will not play any role’ in its operation.
Call the Divine Physician: Cultivating Well-Being for Body, Mind and Soul
Jackie Mulligan, founder of REFORM Wellness, offers a Catholic perspective on functional medicine and a holistic approach to health that walks with Jesus and learns from the saints.
BREAKING: Supreme Court Halts Vaccinate-or-Test Mandate for Businesses
The Supreme Court did allow a new federal rule to go forward that requires millions of U.S. health care workers to be fully vaccinated against the virus that causes COVID-19.
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?
Pope Francis to Slovakian Jesuits: ‘Some People Wanted Me to Die’ Amid Health Problems
Pope Francis answered questions from fellow Jesuits in a closed-door meeting in Slovakia’s capital city, Bratislava, during his Sept. 12-15 visit to the country.
