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Monday, August 17, 2009

What Should Health Reform Look Like?

Given the heat on this debate, I'm wondering what the Catholic position should be in this. I'm not talking about what the Bishops' position should be, or the Peace and Justice office, but rather, based on the principles given to us by the Church's teaching engaged with the current facts and circumstances of our time in the minds of educated lay Catholics, what would be "our" solution to the healthcare crisis?

Here is an excellent debate on Healthcare Reform (part 1).

Also, here is the USCCB's site.

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