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Marriage and fertility rates are cratering, hitting lows never seen before in America’s history. This means that a record share of today’s young adults will never marry and never have children, but, paradoxically, marriage and family life matter more than ever in the 21st century. Men, women, and children in married families are much more […]

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The Faith in Action lecture series, an initiative of Catholic Law’s Center for Law and the Human Person, seeks to provide students with living examples of lawyers who witness to their faith through their vocation to law.

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The Faith in Action lecture series, an initiative of Catholic Law’s Center for Law and the Human Person, seeks to provide students with living examples of lawyers who witness to their faith through their vocation to law.

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Law in Context is a four-part luncheon series that offers presentations on the intersection of law and related disciplines, including philosophy, health care, religion, and politics.

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Law in Context is a four-part luncheon series that offers presentations on the intersection of law and related disciplines, including philosophy, health care, religion, and politics.

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Law in Context is a four-part luncheon series that offers presentations on the intersection of law and related disciplines, including philosophy, health care, religion, and politics.

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Law in Context is a four-part luncheon series that offers presentations on the intersection of law and related disciplines, including philosophy, health care, religion, and politics.

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Fr. Michael Sherwin, OP

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The Center for Law and the Human Person at The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law (Catholic Law) hosted on Thursday, November 9 the 2023 Symposium for the Advancement of Catholic Healthcare, an initiative of the Catholic Health Care Leadership Alliance (CHCLA). Entitled “Health Care Policy Through the Lens of Catholic Teaching,” the symposium brought together scholars in medicine, bioethics, law, and philosophy; healthcare professionals; policy experts; Catholic University faculty and students; as well as a large contingent of religious sisters from Franciscan Health, a healthcare system operating in Illinois and Indiana. Speakers and participants discussed various challenges