by CBA | Aug 27, 2025 | Healthcare Insights
By Jason Coon Imagine a young woman, faced with regret and fear after beginning a chemical abortion, who discovers a compassionate option that honors both her dignity and the life of her unborn child. That option—abortion pill reversal (APR)—aligns profoundly with...
by CBA | Aug 27, 2025 | Everyday Ethics
By Mandy Cox Stories about in vitro fertilization (IVF) seem to be everywhere. This week, headlines celebrated the oldest baby ever born from a frozen embryo. Earlier this summer, people marveled at reports of so-called “three-parent babies.” And just recently, an...
by CBA | Aug 27, 2025 | HR Conversations
By Mary Beth Barry For many Catholic employers, one of their greatest challenges is maintaining a strong Catholic culture in the workplace. You may have noticed a shift over the years toward a less Catholic employee base. If that is the case, you are not alone—many of...
by CBA | Jun 9, 2025 | Current Affairs
The federal court in Fargo, North Dakota has found that a Biden-era HHS regulation and similar EEOC interpretations of Title VII require employers to cover gender transition services in their health plans, thus violating Catholic Benefits Association (CBA) members’...
by CBA | May 28, 2025 | Healthcare Insights, Everyday Ethics
By Jason Coon & Mandy Cox In recent months, the Catholic Benefits Association (CBA) has seen a significant increase in requests from member organizations for guidance on a recurring and complex challenge: how to handle healthcare providers routinely prescribing...
