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.
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HHS Can’t Force Catholic Hospital Network to Perform Abortions, Gender Transitions, Court Says
The court noted that other cases showed that permanent protections are warranted.
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.
EXCLUSIVE: HHS Plans New Rule to Mandate Health-Care Providers Comply With Abortion and Gender-Transition Agendas, With No Religious-Freedom Exceptions
Recent court filings uncovered by the Catholic Benefits Association show HHS is working with activist groups to establish sweeping sex-discrimination regulations and dismantle the former Trump administration’s religious-liberty protections in health-care law.
Appeals Court Rules Against Little Sisters’ Exemption From HHS Mandate
Attorneys reiterate their call for the U.S. Supreme Court to step in after a second appeals court ruled against the sisters’ exemption from the federal contraception mandate.
Lawsuit Targets Notre Dame’s HHS Mandate Settlement
The settlement the University of Notre Dame won on behalf of itself and 70 other Catholic institutions could be imperiled.
Blue States Target Little Sisters of the Poor
Led by California and Pennsylvania, a number of states are challenging the Trump administration’s religious and moral exemptions from the federal contraceptive mandate.
In Reversal, Notre Dame Now Says Employees Will Still Get Free Contraceptives
Only a week earlier, the university had announced it would end contraceptive coverage Jan. 1.
Department of Justice Announces Settlement in HHS Mandate Suits
Agreement states that plaintiffs would not be forced to provide health insurance coverage for ‘morally unacceptable’ products and procedures.
