Abortion Interrupted: CMA Member Reverses Abortion Drug After Mom Changes Mind

After a Colorado woman regretted her decision to undergo a chemical abortion, she desperately searched for a doctor who could reverse the effects of the abortion drug mifepristone. She found CMA member Edwin Anselmi, M.D., who quickly implemented a protocol developed by two other CMA members, George Delgado, M.D., and Mary Davenport, M.D.

To read more about Dr. Anselmi and additional inspiring details of the case, click this link.

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Catholic panelists to examine Obamacare

by Julie Filby, Denver Catholic Register

Denver, CO, Feb 25, 2014 - An upcoming panel discussion set for March 19 will bring together four prominent Catholics to analyze the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), commonly referred to as “Obamacare,” through the eyes of the Church.

Click this link to read the full article on the Denver Catholic Register's website.

**Note: This panel discussion is being hosted by the Catholic Medical Association Denver Guild.

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LA editorial wrong on birth control, Catholic women charge

by Kevin J. Jones, Catholic News Agency

Los Angeles, Calif., Feb 6, 2014 / 05:02 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Women medical experts, theologians, and ethicists joined voices in rejecting a Los Angeles Times editorial by a prominent birth control advocate, who recently criticized Catholic morality and claimed that nuns should take birth control for their health.

Click this link to read the full article on the Catholic News Agency's website.

**Note: The article features comments by Dr. Rebecca Peck, M.D., a CMA member and a leading member of the Orlando Guild, which won the first annual Outstanding Guild Award in 2010.

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Neither Snow nor Cold Stop the CMA from Marching

Despite a blizzard that barred many pro-lifers from attending, and wind chill  temperatures below 0 degrees, CMA members gave witness at the 2014 March for Life. 

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CMA Critiques ACLU Lawsuit

Bala Cynwyd, PA— The Catholic Medical Association (CMA) issued the following statement in response to the most recent lawsuit filed against the USCCB by the ACLU:

The lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) against the Unites States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) on December 2, 2013, is a dangerous, distracting farce. While it is not possible for the CMA to comment on the details of the lawsuit or the medical case on which it is based, the ACLU’s animus to the Catholic Church and the U.S. bishops is well known . . .

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