Again, Conventional Catholicism Does Not Much Appeal

I Mean, Everybody Should Have Access To Medical Care. And, You Know, It Shouldn't Be Such A Big Deal.

Anywhere You Have Extreme Poverty And No National Health Insurance, No Promise Of Health Care Regardless Of Social Standing, That's Where You See The Sharp Limitations Of Market-based Health Care.

In Fact, It Seems To Me That Making Strategic Alliances Across National Borders In Order To Treat Hiv Among The World's Poor Is One Of The Last Great Hopes Of Solidarity Across A Widening Divide.

The Idea That Because You're Born In Haiti You Could Die Having A Child. The Idea That Because You're Born In You Know Malawi Your Children May Go To Bed Hungry. We Want To Take Some Of The Chance Out Of That.

...in A World Riven By Inequity, Medicine Could Be Viewed As Social Justice Work.