Supreme Court Sides with Hobby Lobby 5-4 in a Narrowly Defined Decision

Posted by Deacon Michael Bickerstaff | Jun 30, 2014 | Prolife, Put Out Into the Deep |

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In a narrowly-defined decision, the United States Supreme Court ruled that Hobby Lobby cannot be forced by the HHS Mandate to provide certain medicines/services to its employees that violate the religious beliefs of its owners. We will need to watch for more information and analysis as the day progresses as to what this means for Hobby Lobby and other employers.

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Deacon Michael Bickerstaff is the Editor in chief and co-founder of the The Integrated Catholic Life.™ and the President of Virtue@Work. A Catholic Deacon of the Roman Rite for the Archdiocese of Atlanta, Deacon Bickerstaff is assigned to St. Peter Chanel Catholic Church where he is the Director of Discipleship. NB: The views I express on this site are my own. I am not an official spokesman for either my parish or diocese.