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Gianna Healthcare, Manhattan’ only Catholic Health Center for Women, opened Monday, November 23rd, and had its open house this past Tuesday, December 8th, to a waiting list of patients eager to receive authentically Catholic and woman-centered health care. Gianna Healthcare is offered at the John Paul II Center for [...]
Los Alamos FertilityCare BlogĀ has jumped on the green-marketing train with a great little summary of green reasons for natural methods of family planning. Well done!
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