1 day ago by Deirdre Mundy

St. Nicholas brought us a new baby boy! Maximilian was 8 lbs, 9 oz, AND an unexpected Breech Delivery. (He flipped sometime between the OB appointment Friday and his delivery on Sunday.) We were incredibly blessed to have a doctor who knew how to do a Breech delivery--- baby was coming way too fast ...

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35 days ago by cocktailhag

I guess it’s a matter of priorities. It seems that the Catholic Archdiocese of Washington, DC has officially announced, well, threatened, that if the DC City Council approves gay marriage, they would “no longer to be able” to do any charitable work under city contract. So there. My first thought is ...

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47 days ago by Estase

Fully expect one consequence of the Obama health care plan to be this: The day after the public option becomes the only insurance plan available, a Federal court will rule that Catholic hospitals are unconstitutional. Sorry guys, separation of church and state, cannot do anything about it!

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52 days ago by rightbill

“The stumbling block is especially huge given the dynamics of many of our largest cities. Catholic hospitals carry the bulk of the load for health care in those areas. They’ve already dug in their heels on this a long time ago, claiming they would close facilities before allowing them to perform abo ...

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86 days ago by brotherjuniper4

Proposals said to be “wrong in principle, demonstrably ineffective in practice, and dangerous” September 22, 2009 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Monday, the Catholic Medical Association issued an open letter to Catholic organizations and individual Catholics to share its views on key prudential aspects of hea ...

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90 days ago by vhoagland

Sometimes you hear that religious formation is nice, but other things are too. It’s more important that kids take ballet lessons or learn to play soccer. There’s not time for everything. Think about that. What’s one of the most important issues of our day? I think health care might be one of them. W ...

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93 days ago by Gene

In July 2007, Barack Obama promised a group of his supporters that, if elected president, he would sign a particular of legislation. Such an event would be the end of some 40 years of incremental lying. I've mentioned this before. When I was young, the hysterical push for freedom from anti-abortion ...

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100 days ago by brotherjuniper4

Concerns to take to heart in health care and proposed reforms By the Most Reverend Thomas G. Doran Bishop of Rockford, Illinois The overwhelming preoccupation of our national political government and consequently of the captive media is the vexed and vexing question of health care reform. It is almo ...

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109 days ago by brotherjuniper4

By R. Walker Nickless Bishop of Sioux City, Iowa The current national debate about health care reform should concern all of us. There is much at stake in this political struggle, and also much confusion and inaccurate information being thrown around. My brother bishops have described some clear “goa ...

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118 days ago by Doug Lawrence

Almost 13 percent of the nation’s 4,897 community hospitals are Catholic-run and often provide a higher percentage of public health and specialty services than other healthcare providers. Catholic healthcare facilities accounted for 20 percent of hospital admissions in 21 states and the District of ...

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