Bishops urge Catholics to speak out against health care mandate
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Send to friendThe United States Conference of Catholic Bishops and the Missouri Catholic Conference are urging Catholics to contact the U.S. Department of health and Human Services in opposition to recently developed regulations that will mandate health insurance plans to cover abortion drugs, contraceptives and sterilizations.
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