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  • June 09, 2026
    Ministry providers can use AI to advance their mission, say panelists at an assembly session

    The speakers said that while AI can cause harm, it can be used for good if implemented in a mission-based way.

  • June 08, 2026
    Snapshots capture the joy, unity of CHA membership at 2026 assembly

    Check out pictures of some of the people and events that made the gathering in St. Louis special.

  • June 08, 2026
    'My hope is that we courageously cooperate to strengthen one another'

    Joe Gage, incoming CHA chair, says "seeds" of formation offer solutions to challenges facing the ministry.

    Joe Gage, 2026-2027 chairperson of the CHA Board of Trustees, takes part in a session at the 2026 Catholic Health Assembly
  • June 08, 2026
    Sr. Bernice Coreil, DC, dies at 97; served in ministry leadership for seven decades

    Sr. Coreil was a 2003 recipient of CHA’s Lifetime Achievement Award.

    Sr. Coreil
  • June 05, 2026
    'Just say yes to being used for good': Burn survivor and motivator John O'Leary inspires

    The man whose story is told in the movie Soul On Fire urges his audience to be grateful and to make their lives about something bigger than themselves.

    John O’Leary, who survived horrific burn injuries as a child after being treated at St. John’s Mercy Medical, now Mercy Hospital St. Louis, speaks at the 2026 Catholic Health Assembly in St. Louis
  • June 08, 2026
    ‘Stronger together’: Catholic leaders explore how the church and its ministries can unify to advance the common good

    They advised listening to people, understanding their needs, then partnering to bring hope and solutions.

    Sr. Mary Haddad, RSM,  Archbishop John J. Kennedy, Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith; Steven P. Millies, professor of public theology and director of the Bernardin Center at the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago; and Kerry Alys Robinson,
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