The Little Sisters of the Poor are back in court again, continuing their 14-year battle to overturn an Affordable Care Act (ACA) mandate that requires employers to provide contraceptives, including some that cause abortions, in their employee health plans.
As CBN News has reported, the U.S. Supreme Court already ruled in favor of the Catholic nuns twice: Once in 2016, when the high court decided the federal government must protect the religious freedom of those who oppose contraceptives, and again in 2020, when they upheld the rule, protecting the Sisters’ right to serve without violating their beliefs.
However, Pennsylvania and New Jersey are digging their heels in deeper to strip the Little Sisters of that protection.
