Many in Washington have expressed concern about the growing dominance of Catholic hospital systems in this state, but a new editorial in The Washington Times takes a different perspective.
The D.C.-based paper suggests that without Catholic hospitals, many of the remote and less populated parts of the state would go without critical health services.
Critics of these hospital affiliations fear that Catholic institutions will absorb secular hospitals and put a stop to services contrary to church…
Many in Washington have expressed concern about the growing dominance of Catholic hospital systems in this state, but a new editorial in The Washington Times takes a different perspective.
The D.C.-based paper suggests that without Catholic hospitals, many of the remote and less populated parts of the state would go without critical health services.
Critics of these hospital affiliations fear that Catholic institutions will absorb secular hospitals and put a stop to services contrary to church…