Catholic Medical Association

01/09/2026

CMA joins AAPLOG, Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine, Christian Medical & Dental Association, and the American College of Pediatricians in demanding accountability for women.

Life-affirming doctors are calling on the Trump administration to review the safety of the abortion pill known as mifepristone.

12/02/2025

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11/20/2025

After being confronted by the leading Jews on the Feast of the Dedication at Jerusalem, Jesus said, “Scripture cannot be broken,” or set aside. In speaking of heaven, John the evangelist wrote, “Nothing unclean shall enter it.” (Rev 21:27) In other words, nothing impure can directly enter he...

11/19/2025

The annual White Mass, where health care professionals gathering to worship together, and often to renew their Hippocratic oath, took place around the county in the month of October, when the patron of medicine, St. Luke, is celebrated. What follow are highlights of some of the guild celebrations bu...

11/18/2025

The vital question of how Artificial Intelligence (AI) will affect the practice of medicine recently drew medical professionals, ethicists and clergy from around the world to Rome to attend the AI and Medicine International Congress, jointly sponsored by the Vatican’s Pontifical Academy of Life (P...

11/09/2025

Sharing in case you missed this excellent article by the Episcopal Advisor of the CMA, Bishop James Conley!

Bishop James Conley: Talking about human dignity, marriage, family, and IVF, can be difficult. But God has called us to be witnesses.

10/18/2025

A must read... Women deserve informed consent.

Karla Van Keulen, M.D.          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 had found an abortion pill online and taken it to termi...

10/17/2025

A cautionary tale for U.S. Healthcare...

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 where he was born, where he practiced almost daily as a family physician for 35 years, where we returned to countless specialist visits, outpatient ap...

09/30/2025

https://www.cathmed.org/the-pulse/one-physicians-takeaway-from-the-2025-aec/

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 participants from the Catholic Bar Association, this year’s AEC was another one fo...

09/30/2025

Check out the recap of CMA's recent annual conference!

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 daily Mass, eucharistic...

09/06/2025

The CMA's Annual Educational Conference is well underway in Kansas City, where hundreds of attendees are gathering for three days of spiritual formation and medical continuing education. "We are at the Conference to learn like the disciples did on the shore but then sends us out to...'cast out into the deep', reminding us that even though Peter recognizes himself as a sinner, Jesus still calls him as he calls us, unworthy imperfect instruments. We may find limited fruits or no fruits at times but be not afraid to again cast out when Jesus calls us." -- Fr. Matt Gutowski

08/29/2025

CMA applauds the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruling in favor of Valerie Kloosterman, a physician assistant who was fired from her job for her religious beliefs. CMA filed an amicus brief in favor of the physician assistant.

First Liberty Institute and the law firm Clement & Murphy PLLC announced today that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled in favor of Valerie Kloosterman, a physician assistant who was fired from her job for her religious beliefs.