Reuters - Facing small but clear signs of discontent within their own ranks, U.S. Catholic bishops may be poised to rethink their aggressive tactics for fighting a federal mandate that health insurance plans cover contraception, according to sources close to influential bishops.
There
are no indications that the bishops will drop their fight against the federal
mandate. But dozens of bishops, meeting this week in Washington, are likely to
discuss concerns that their battle against the Obama administration over birth
control risks being viewed by the public as narrow and partisan and thus
diminishes the church's moral authority, the sources said...
Bridget Mary's Reflection: The U.S. Catholic bishops position on contraception is an attack on women's reproductive health care and a violation of their religious freedom of conscience.
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