The proposed regulations, though, did not satisfy the widespread concerns about the ObamaCare rule requiring near-universal access to contraceptive coverage for employees.
the students’ basic $600 policy was going to double in cost in the fall and triple next year and that the school’s insurance provider said the increases were the result of the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
“We’re absolutely thrilled that Gov. Brewer signed this important religious liberty legislation after many years of battling over this issue in Arizona and now across the country,” Ron Johnson, executive director of the Arizona Catholic Conference, told CNA. Although the bill will not trump federal law if the controversial Health and Human Services mandate is put into practice, Johnson said he hopes the Arizona measure will “be an example for the rest of the country.”
“the bishops’ conference formally rejected the president’s “accommodation” as essentially meaningless.”
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It is a sad day when an American citizen or organization has no choice but to sue its own government in order to exercise religious liberty rights guaranteed by our nation’s Constitution.
Father Barron comments on HHS and Obama Contraception Mandate.
The time has come for Catholics to take a stand for freedom!
“The ACT has nestled within it a hidden ‘abortion health insurance premium mandate’,” said Dana Cody
January 30, 2012 | MariaNews.com (ZENIT.ORG) – ROME, JAN. 27, 2011 (Zenit.org).- The federal government decision last week on insurance coverage for contraceptives in the United States has been widely condemned. Under the new health care law passed by Congress it was left to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to decide which ...
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