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Conference brings Catholic medics together in support of good ethics By Marilyn Rodrigues November 16, 2023 Catholic medical professionals enjoy fellowship at the conference. Photo: Supplied A national Catholic medical association conference has been a shot in the arm for doctors and other health professionals facing the
Diocese plays host to first national Catholic Medical Association conference By Deacon Michael Tan, 15 November Delegates celebrate the White Mass for healthcare professionals during the first national Catholic Medical Association Conference at St Joseph's Retreat Centre, Baulkham Hills. Image: Diocese of Parramatta The first
The Australian Catholic Medical Association will be holding its National Conference and White Mass in Sydney from November 10th to 12th, 2023. This will be the first national event since the state guilds formed a national association in 2018 with the approval and blessing of the Australian
The New Zealand Catholic Medical Association (NZCMA) was founded in 2019 with the support of the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference. It aims to support health practitioners, drawing on the treasures of our faith, especially in regard to the ethical challenges of healthcare today. Although
Mass for Medical & Healthcare Professionals When:Wed, 18 Oct 2023 @ 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM HSTWhere:Co-Cathedral of St. Theresa712 N. School StreetHonolulu,HI 96817 Wednesday, October 18, 2023 at 6:00 p.m.Co-Cathedral of St. Theresa, Honolulu The Mass for Medical and Healthcare Professionals is a special
Welcome to the First National Catholic Medical Association Conference Ethical Medicine is at an important crossroad and Catholic practitioners are confronted everyday with an increasingly secular workplace. This conference aims to address a number of the current and emerging issues confronting the Catholic practitioner. This
Australia: Church questions proposed euthanasia legislation The Archbishop of Sydney voices strong criticism against a proposed legislation bringing down the age limit for voluntary assisted dying to 14 in the Australian Capital Territory. By Vatican News staff reporter Archbishop Anthony Fisher of Sydney has warned
Catholic Health Australia has outlined four key areas it will build its focus and efforts on in social justice efforts for the next year.The work reflects an endorsed strategic plan for the next year that spans the gamut of social justice in health and aged
Dear Friends & colleagues, With only 2 days to go before our meeting, we encourage you to consider joining us for 3.5hours this Saturday, if you haven’t done so already.The attached poster gives details of some of our speakers.After purchasing your AU$11 ticket at https://www.trybooking.com/BUHGA, you
Ethical solutions for contemporary healthcare challenges COVID vaccination for women & children – issues to consider. Dr D LittleReproductive health in primary care – a restorative approach. Dr C PetersonMaterCare International: the legacy of Dr Robert Walley. Prof B Chazanfuture international projects. A Smith, S
