In a shocking turn of events, the Sisters of Charity, a prominent Catholic order, have found themselves at odds with none other than President Donald Trump. The Holy Name of Jesus Hospital in Manhattan, which is run by the Sisters, has been a major hub for COVID-19 care, and the order is now facing a lawsuit from the Trump administration over a long-standing dispute regarding the hospital's tax-exempt status. The Sisters claim that the Trump administration's actions are a thinly veiled attempt to punish the hospital for its association with a Catholic group that has been critical of the President's policies. With the stakes high and the implications far-reaching, this battle between the Sisters and the Trump administration is one that will have significant consequences for the future of healthcare and the role of faith-based institutions in American society.
Holy trouble: The Sisters of Charity versus President Trump ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
