Schedule
Wednesday, October 23
8:30 PM Evening of Reflection
Thursday, October 24
6:30 AM Confessions, Morning Prayer
6:40 AM Rosary
7:15 AM Mass
8:00 AM Breakfast
8:45 AM Introductory Remarks, Invocation
9:00 AM Rev. Joseph C. Howard, S.T.L., S.T.D. (Cand.), History of Catholic Social Justice: Implications for Health Care
9:45 AM Karen Shields Wright, M.S., D.C., and Joseph E. Capizzi, Ph.D., What Is Basic Health Care?
11:15 AM Break
11:30 AM Robert Nalewajek, Precisely, What Is Catholic Social Teaching?
12:15 PM Lunch and Keynote Address
Walter B. Hoye II, Barrier to the Pro-Life Movement in the Afro-American Community
1:30 PM Christopher Kaczor, Ph.D., Seven Fundamental Principles of Catholic Social Justice and Healthcare Implications
2:15 PM Rev. D. Paul Sullins, Ph.D., Practical Application of Catholic Social Justice in Medical Practice
3:00 PM Break
3:15 PM Jennifer E. Miller, Ph.D., Just Allocation of Limited Healthcare Resources: Person-Centered (Humanistic) vs. Utilitarian Models
4:00 PM Stephen W. Mosher, M.S., M.A., Population Demographics' Effect on Healthcare Delivery in the U.S. and Abroad
4:45 PM Benediction
5:30 PM Bishop's Reception/Poster Session
7:30 PM Past President's Dinner
Friday, October 25
6:30 AM Confessions, Morning Prayer
6:40 AM Rosary
7:15 AM Mass
8:00 AM Breakfast
9:00 AM Matthew Hanley, M.P.H., Neglecting Human Ecology: The Common Element of Failures to Curb Malaria, AIDS, and Maternal Mortality
9:45 AM Matthew Hanley, M.P.H., Principles of Catholic Social Justice Applied to the AIDS Epidemic: The Africa Experience
10:30 AM Break
10:45 AM Andreas Widmer, M.A., Is the Human Person the Problem or Solution in Health Care?
11:30 AM O. Carter Snead, Esq., Secularism and Its Threat to Religious Liberty and Conscience in Health Care
12:15 PM Lunch
1:30 PM Andreas Widmer, M.A., Person-Centered Solutions vs. Capitalistic/Socialistic Solutions to the Healthcare Crisis
2:15 PM William J. Cox, Pending Healthcare Delivery Crisis in Light of Medicare and Social Security Deficits
3:00 PM Break
3:15 PM Jennifer E. Miller, Ph.D., The Problem of Corruption and Distrust in Health Care: An Innovative Way Forward
4:00 PM Benediction
4:15 PM National CMA Business Meeting
4:15 PM Medical Students Breakout Session
6:00 PM Special Event: Ruben Quezada, For Greater Glory, The HHS Mandate & Lessons Learned from the Cristero Struggle for Religious Liberty
Saturday, October 26
6:30 AM Confessions, Morning Prayer
6:40 AM Rosary
7:15 AM Mass
8:00 AM Breakfast
9:00 AM William J. Cox, Washington Update on Health Care
9:45 AM Frederick F. Fakharzadeh, M.D., The Core CST Principle of Subsidiarity and Its Implication for National Healthcare Schemes
10:30 AM Break
10:45 AM Mark B. Kastleman, The Neuroscience Behind the Pornography Pandemic; Real Solutions
11:30 AM Tracey Parnell, M.D., Restorative Reproductive Health
12:15 PM Lunch and Presentation of the Linacre Award
1:30 PM Sr. Mary Clare Mancini, O.C.D., R.D., N.H.A., Catholic Spirituality and Its Social Implications for Health Care
2:15 PM Rev. S. Joseph Tham, L.C., M.D., Ph.D., The Impact of Technological Advances on Healthcare Delivery
3:00 PM Break
3:15 PM O. Carter Snead, Esq., Legal Implications of Catholic Social Teaching in Health Care
4:00 PM Dan O'Brien, Ph.D., Leveraging For-Profit Tools to Serve the Catholic Healthcare Ministry
6:00 PM White Mass
7:00 PM Banquet with Reception and Keynote Speaker
Francis Cardinal George, O.M.I.
Sunday, October 27
8:30 AM Traveler's Mass
