MAGI MEDICINE
There is an increasing number of our CMA colleagues that are considering or already involved in a fully Catholic practice committed to the ethics of our faith. Some of them may be described as “verse 12 clinicians.”
Section: Feature
A Doctor’s Experience of Mission in Uganda
By Macy Rupprecht, DO Each time I travel abroad, the Lord seems to teach me something new. This past November was no different. The Lord showed me, in new […]
What Imago Dei Means for Treatment of Addiction
By Dr. David Galbis-Reig, DFASAM As an internal medicine physician with a subspecialty in addiction medicine, other colleagues, patients, and family members of patients have often asked me, “Why did […]
Scopes and Shields Restores Dignity to Incarcerated Patients
By Matt Griffith, M.D., MPH She lay dying from a disease she could not prevent or control, far from her home, shackled to her bed, and alone. As a third-year […]
The Catholic Medical Conscience App: A Crucial App Free to CMA Members
By Nadia Smith In 2019, the Catholic Medical Association announced the launch of the Catholic Medical Conscience App. Since then, the medical landscape has increasingly been riddled with one […]
Understanding CMA’s Position Against Current Treatment for Children with Gender Dysphoria
During CMA’s 92nd Annual Educational Conference, which had Courageous Catholic Medicine as its theme, the Catholic Medical Association released the highly anticipated position paper on the Ideology of Gender Harms […]
Join Hundreds of Catholic Health Care Professionals at CMA’s 92nd Annual Educational Conference
By Dr. Timothy Millea From the day of Christ’s arrest until now, the conflict between those who persecute the Church and the courage of the faithful defending it continues. […]
David vs. Goliath –– CMA in the 21st Century
It is undeniable and understandable that the devoted Catholic laity is concerned about the challenges and threats to our faith in today’s culture. Such concern is magnified dramatically in our arena of authentically Catholic medicine, committed to the care of each person as the embodiment of Christ: body, mind, and soul.