Catholic officials push to prevent required contraception coverage
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Washington — Officials with the U.S. Catholic bishops' conference have urged the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) not to require coverage of contraception and sterilization, saying such mandates could compel coverage for abortion-causing drugs and could threaten freedom of conscience.
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