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Health Care: Upholding Human Dignity and Protecting Conscience
The Colorado Catholic Conference published a report detailing the public policy priorities of Colorado bishops, focusing on health care centered on human dignity. This installment is the fifth part of a 10-part series regarding the bishops' policy goals.
The report states that Catholic social teaching requires health care to be patient-centered and to protect both human life and religious convictions.
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