White House signing ceremonies showcase two styles of U.S. Catholicism
America
By Michael O'Loughlin
Catholic
sisters played a role in two White House signing ceremonies within the
past decade that, taken together, offer a contrasting glimpse into how
faith operates in the public square today. In one instance, the result
may be that the church is free to operate health care centers with less
federal oversight; in the other, the result was that millions of
Americans gained access to health insurance, some for the first time in
their lives.
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