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Get Peace of Mind for Less than $1 a Day! No Medical Exam. Fidelity Life.
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Date: Fri, 29 May 2015 14:02:11 -0700
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archbishop of Washington, D.C., said in an interview aired Sunday, as religious
groups crank up their objections to a mandate in the Obama administration's
health care law that requires free contraceptive coverage in health care plans.Speaking
on "Fox News Sunday," Cardinal Donald Wuerl said the Church is reviewing
Obama administration policies -- most recently its proposed regulation to change the
definition of "religious employers" to allow narrow exemptions to the contraceptive care
rule."One of the things that our conference of bishop has done in
response to some of the regulations and some of the difficulties that
our Catholic institution are finding is to calls all of us to
reflect again on the importance that in a pluralistic society, the importance
of respecting the religious traditions, the religious freedom, the freedom of conscious
of everyone," Wuerl said."The church has
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anything out of the legal system."The court system was set up for
attorneys to make a lot of money," he said. He added that
at age 47, he is tired of a court fight that had
no end in sight. "I'm done with 9/11. I can't go forward
with my life and family and live in peace with this hanging
over me."The special master overseeing the compensation fund, Sheila Birnbaum, acknowledged that
the deadline would put some people in a tight spot, especially if
they have an illness that isn't currently covered by the fund."That is
one of the dilemmas," she said.Birnbaum noted, though, that the law gives
her no wiggle room. Anyone who has a lawsuit active on Jan.
3 will be disqualified from consideration, she said, even if their illness
is later deemed to be covered."It's a hard decision that they have
to make," she said.The lengthy application process for the fund began in
October, and Birnbaum said she expected
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