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Mercy Sister Karen Schneider, who is a pediatrician, talks with the mother of a child in the emergency room at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore in 2014. U.S. health care seemed stuck in the waiting room for part of the year, holding out for its future prognosis from courtroom and political decisions. (CNS photo/Bob Roller)
Politics & SocietyShort Take
‘The poor will always be with us’ is no excuse to cut Medicaid.
Matthew Loftus
Jesus’ words are not a commentary on state welfare.
FaithFaith in Focus
I knew I couldn't defy my wife's Alzheimer’s. I learned to embrace it instead.
James Ruck
I have been told, “You cannot be both caretaker and husband.” This bothers me: How can I not be both caretaker and husband to Gail?
Arts & CultureBooks
The ebb and flow of a life with depression
Wyatt Massey
Daphne Merkin presents a realistic but uncomfortable look into her struggle with depression.
Dr. Derek Suite, founder of Full Circle Health, told clergy that they must practice self-care in order to avoid burnout. (Wyatt Massey)
FaithDispatches
Faith leaders need more training to deal with mental health issues, say professionals
Wyatt Massey
Summit participants learned about mental health awareness, suicide prevention and pastoral wellness.
FaithFaith in Focus
A life of service is never easy. Having autism can make it even harder.
Gus Hardy
Looking back, I find it remarkable that I believed in God to begin with. Autism is a condition that does not allow for many gray areas in one’s worldview.
Politics & Society
Why does the United States spend so much on health care for such poor quality?
Mario J. Paredes
Medical science must answer its highest calling: the promotion of the health and well-being of all humankind.
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