“We are relieved and delighted that the Affordable Care Act remains intact,” Sister Carol Keehan said. “We think that this is really an important moment now to hear the people on both sides of the aisle that have said we need to come together and work on making this better.”

“We can’t just keep reviving people.”

I’m afraid the community may become immune to helping these people. There is always talk of not administering the drugs that will bring these addicts who overdose back to life.”

It is obvious that passing legislation on health care is going to be a heavy lift in Congress.

Republican proposals “exclude too many people, including immigrants,” Bishop Frank J. Dewane said in a statement.

The sisters say that they are “most troubled by the cuts it would make to Medicaid by ending the Medicaid expansion and instituting a per capita cap [on spending].”