Built to Coerce: Canada’s Living Laboratory of Euthanasia and the Call to Catholic Witness October 14, 2025 By Yuriko Ryan, DBe, MA, HEC-C One summer morning my husband and I stepped into a Catholic hospital through a main entrance we both knew well. It was

Archbishop William E. Lori poses with those in the medical field after the White Mass Oct. 26. At Baltimore White Mass event, theologian warns Catholic medical professionals they are on the front lines of a cultural crisis October 28, 2025By Katie V. JonesCatholic ReviewFiled Under: Feature, Health Care, Local

Catholic Social Teaching Highlighted at CMA’s Conference October 16, 2025 By Dr. Mary Keen Kirchoff The Catholic Medical Association’s 94th Annual Educational Conference last month featured a joint panel of physicians and lawyers to discuss the Church’s social doctrine. This joint gathering marked a significant

October 15, 2025 Karla Van Keulen, M.D. Photo by Chokniti Khongchum          The cell phone goes off at 2:34 AM—an Emergency Room patient needs my assistance. She is a 22-year-old who is orthostatic, minimally responsive, and has heavy vaginal bleeding. I then find out that she

October 4, 2025 Many thanks to conference chair, Dr. Anthony Oliva, and Mario Dickerson, Linda Donnelly and Carolyn Gretzinger for a beautiful and edifying annual conference in lovely Kansas City, MO. First time attendees said they saw the excitement and joy on the faces of

Members of the Baltimore Guild Catholic Medical Association gather for the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s annual White Mass dedicated to the medical profession Oct. 20, 2024, at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. (Kevin J. Parks/CR Staff) Healthcare professionals encouraged

September 23, 2025 The 94th Annual Educational Conference proved to be exactly what attendees have come to expect from CMA conferences: a time for enriching the mind, body and soul with outstanding presentations on timely topics, good conversations and many laughs, and spiritual renewal through

One Physician’s Takeaway from the 2025 AEC September 20, 2025 By Thomas Jensen, M.D. One article can never capture the true movement and grace of the Holy Spirit experienced in person at the 2025 Annual Educational Conference. With about 700 attendees, plus another few hundred

September 22, 2025 Evangelium Vitae Award – Kathleen M. Raviele, M.D. The Evangelium Vitae Award recognizes outstanding service to the Pro-Life Movement. Dr. Raviele, a retired OB-GYN from the Atlanta area, has been involved with the CMA for many years. She was the conference chair

Paying it forward—Stewardship in Action September 18, 2025 Dr. Robert Motley with his wife Jeanne-Marie By Robert J. Motley, MD Dr. George Isajiw gave me a complimentary membership to the Catholic Medical Association when I was a first-year med student 40+ years ago. It came