The justices of the U.S. Supreme Court seemed divided May 6 over Trump administration rules that give employers more ability to opt out of providing contraceptive coverage in their health plans.
The argument, part of a handful that will take place by teleconference
NNational Right to Life April 16 praised the Federal Emergency Management Agency for issuing guidelines to ensure equal protection for all patients with COVID-19 to prevent rationing of health care. "We thank President (Donald) Trump and FEMA Administrator Phil Gaynor for efforts
In an interview with Our Sunday Visitor, Dr. Brian Kane, senior ethics director of the Catholic Health Association in the United States, discusses the role of Catholic health care workers during the current pandemic and how they are making critical decisions based
Around the country, Catholic universities and colleges are preparing students of faith to enter the field of health care. In addition to courses in the sciences, these schools provide courses that carefully integrate Catholic teaching, such as classes in theology and ethics,
Most of the time when health care is mentioned in this country, it comes with a healthy dose of controversy and negativity. But one community raised $78,000 to cover $8 million in medical debt, and the rest was wiped clean due to
An overwhelming majority of Americans -- 83% -- said they support conscience protection rights for health care professionals because they should not be forced to perform procedures against their moral beliefs.
As the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit considers the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, the Catholic Health Association voiced its support for the act, declaring access to health care a basic human right.
The announcement of a new conscience protection rule May 2 protecting health care workers who object to abortion procedures on religious grounds was welcome news to U.S. Catholic bishops and the president of the Catholic Health Association.
In the hospital. That’s where I spent the greater part of a week approaching Lent 2019. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. It was one of those things where I brushed it off, but the spouse wouldn’t let it go. “You’re going
NEW YORK (CNS) — In a robust demonstration that actions speak louder than words, New York Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan Feb. 18 introduced representatives of six church-related organizations that help pregnant women in need. Standing in the modest living room of