Obama admin cites Catholic Health Association to bolster case against Little Sisters
In 2013, CHA supported the HHS mandate accommodation, putting it at odds with the Catholic hierarchy.
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Articles tagged Supreme Court
Little Sisters’ attorneys offer HHS mandate solutions to Supreme Court
'You can get people drugs without nuns,' an attorney involved in the case told LifeSiteNews this morning.
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Catholic colleges prepare responses to SCOTUS HHS Mandate request
'The government is forcing our clients to offer access to abortion-inducing drugs through their insurance plans. That is no accommodation.'
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A surprise ‘positive’ twist in nuns’ Supreme Court case against Obama admin.
'This is an excellent development,' attorney Mark Rienzi of the Becket Fund said.
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SCOTUS justices grill Obama admin: Why are you ‘hijacking’ nuns’ health plan to offer contraceptives?
Chief Justice John Roberts said that 'hijacking' the nuns' insurance plans is 'an accurate description of what the government wants to do.'
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Supreme Court upholding HHS mandate would be ‘unprecedented’ attack on faith: Priests for Life
'This debate is not just about what women want, what women need. This is about the religious freedom of every American.'
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BREAKING: Hundreds rally at Supreme Court to support Little Sisters in HHS mandate fight
'All we are asking for is the same treatment under the law as Pepsi and Chevron,' The Catholic Association's Ashley McGuire told the crowd.
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Why are abortion advocates praising Obama’s SCOTUS nominee Merrick Garland?
A deeper look into Merrick Garland shows that pro-lifers have every reason to hold the line against filling the vacancy until the next president has taken office.
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Obama’s SCOTUS nominee sided against Priests for Life in ObamaCare religious liberty case
The opinion said the HHS mandate's opt out does not violate the Constitution's freedom of religion.
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GOP leaders needn’t make case for blocking Obama’s SCOTUS pick – Democrats already have
What these Democratic senators and groups are conveniently overlooking is that, when the shoe was on the other foot, they held the same position senate Republicans hold now.
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