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Interesting, I did an internet search on "no insurance for Catholics" and all I got was liberal press taking potshots at the Catholic Church. The Catholic Church respects all life as something that is in God's domain, not ours. For us to usurp His authority and take the life of another is a mortal sin, we are not authorized to do this. The current "required" insurance for everyone except those whom the president and the congress have decided do not have to do it: interestingly Muslims are exempt, Catholics are not. Thus the current administration is requiring Catholics to pay for insurance that violates the basic tenets of our religion. Asking us to pay for things like abortion and contraception, both of which are intrinsic evils. And before anyone starts going on about what we are willing to pay for, or what individual "Catholics" feel about abortion or contraception - neither matters in the least. The Catholic Church only teaches what has been revealed to it by God, and murdering children at their most vulnerable and frustrating the marital act for personal pleasure are both despicable sins. Thus no Catholic, nor can a Catholic institution, nor even a Catholic owned secular company may pay for these things without endangering his immortal soul.
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