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Catholic Social Teaching and Just Health Care Policy
Journal of Catholic Social Thought 7 (1):7-15 (2010)
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It is important to bring Catholic social teaching to bear on the decisions we make as responsible citizens. We will not have a just health care policy or meaningful health care reform until the people in this country demand it. For us as Catholics, we come to decisions about what is a just health care policy based largely on the Church's social teaching.Other Versions
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