Appendix: Catholicism, the Mayo Clinic, and the Future of Medicine
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Medicine as a profession has been regarded since the time of Hippocrates as a vocation rather than an occupation. The…
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Meeting Suffering
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In his Apostolic Letter Salvifici Doloris (“On the Christian Meaning of Human Suffering”), Blessed Pope John Paul II…
Accompanying Suffering
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As a mother of twelve, I can honestly say that balancing work and family is a constant struggle that I do only with the…
Going Off the Grid: Opportunities in Catholic Medicine
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Secular medicine in the modern age is driven by the “technological imperative” (if it can be done, then it must be…
Who Is the Patient?
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I take care of patients who suffer from hematologic cancers: leukemias in particular, and patients who undergo bone…
The Catholic Roots and Changing Anthropology of Western Medicine
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The Bible and the liturgy have a good bit to say about sickness and health. For the first couple weeks after I had been…
Medicine after the Death of God
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There seems to be a broad consensus in our culture that medicine stands at some kind of perilous crossroads. Medical…