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Catholic Charities NY: Government efforts to deal with criminal immigrants ‘legitimate’

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Ansonia Lyons carries her son, Adrien Lyons, as she takes him for a diaper change in Birmingham, Ala., on Saturday, Feb. 5, 2022. After two miscarriages, Ansonia became pregnant in 2020, and it was difficult. Doctors initially told her she was suffering from regular morning sickness, though she was vomiting blood. Ultimately, she was diagnosed with an excessive vomiting disorder. A study published Monday, July 3, 2023, in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows maternal mortality rates in the U.S. doubled between 1999 and 2019, that Native American and Alaskan Native populations had the largest rate increase and that, overall, Black maternal mortality rates were the highest. (Credit: Wong Maye-E/AP.)

U.S. bishops urge Congress to address maternal health care crisis

May 14, 2024
John Lavenburg

An X-ray of a scoliosis victim. (Wikipedia/public domain.)

Parents in Ireland protest delay in surgeries for children with scoliosis

Feb 22, 2024
Charles Collins

Biden administration drops defense of mandate for gender-transition care

Jun 22, 2023
John Lavenburg

Catholic system pulls out of Connecticut hospital merger

Mar 16, 2023
Associated Press

After a serious scare, three thoughts on Catholic health care

Nov 13, 2022
John L. Allen Jr.

Vatican opens clinic in St. Peter’s Square for World Day of the Poor

Nov 10, 2022
Cindy Wooden

Ministry helps families of suicide victims

Nov 8, 2022
John Lavenburg

Catholic nurse practitioner says CVS fired her over abortion stance

Sep 1, 2022
Matthew Barakat

5th Circuit urged to keep injunction in place on HHS transgender mandate

Aug 9, 2022
Catholic News Service

Health care must be accessible to all, not select few, pope says

Jun 6, 2022
Junno Arocho Esteves