- The Linacre Quarterly Wins Catholic Media Awardsby Nadia Smith on July 8, 2025 at 4:33 am
The Catholic Media Awards for 2025 are in and once again, The Linacre Quarterly was well represented. It was good to see our expertise in in-depth analysis and editorial comment rewarded. It is so very nice when others in the field also recognize the excellence of our contributors. By Barbara Golder, M.D. The Catholic Media The post The Linacre Quarterly Wins Catholic Media Awards appeared first on Catholic Medical Association.
- I am the Truthby Nadia Smith on July 8, 2025 at 3:48 am
By Father Christopher Kubat, M.D. When the Divine Physician was confronted by Pilate, the King of the Universe was asked, ”Are you a king?” Jesus answered, “You say that I am a king. For this I was born and for this I came into the world, to testify to the truth.” Pilate, who was staring The post I am the Truth appeared first on Catholic Medical Association.
- CMA Physician’s Dedication to the People of Ugandaby Nadia Smith on July 7, 2025 at 5:08 pm
By Cindy Jones-Nosacek, M.D. Padibe, Uganda is a town in northern Uganda near South Sudan. Since 2018, my deacon husband and I have traveled there once or twice a year to be among the people. Fifteen years ago, Uganda saw the ending of a civil war that lasted 30 years. The area is still recovering The post CMA Physician’s Dedication to the People of Uganda appeared first on Catholic Medical Association.
- Join CMA for the 94th Annual Educational Conferenceby Nadia Smith on July 5, 2025 at 4:58 pm
By Anthony Oliva, M.D. In approximately two months we will be meeting in Kansas City, MO for the 94th Annual Educational Conference of the Catholic Medical Association. This is a historic conference as it will be the first time that members of the Catholic Bar Association will join CMA for a combined White and Red The post Join CMA for the 94th Annual Educational Conference appeared first on Catholic Medical Association.
- A Practical Approach Toward a Culture of Catholic Primary Careby Nadia Smith on July 5, 2025 at 3:13 pm
By James O. Breen, M.D. How can Catholic physicians avoid getting caught up in the prevailing secularized medical culture, and instead practice in a way that is distinctively “Catholic”? Taking this idea a step further, how might we transform American medicine through the application of the Church’s social teaching to our daily practice? I have The post A Practical Approach Toward a Culture of Catholic Primary Care appeared first on Catholic Medical Association.
