There are big conflicts going on right now, both within and among religiously-affiliated institutions, both Catholic and non-Catholic, with different factions pushing for different levels or resistance to, or cooperation with, the anti-life government mandates.

As far as I know (and I would be grateful for correction or for additional information) the number of Catholic institutions actually participating in federal lawsuits against the Obamacare anti-conscience mandate is:

49

The following figures are approximate, but they're as good as I could get, combing through several sources:

257

- number of Non-Catholic, religiously-affiliated health care institutions in the USA

538

- number of Non-Catholic, religiously-affiliated colleges and universities in the USA

Number of these Non-Catholic religious institutions which have filed federal lawsuits against the Obamacare anti-conscience mandate is:

3

It seems to me that the Catholic leadership (100% of the bishops) who have voiced/written protests, and the Catholic institutions (49 institutions) which have filed lawsuits, are taking a lion's share of the heat and doing a lion's share of the work here.

Not that it's "enough," but it's MOST OF the resistance.

I would love to see other Christian (and Jewish) institutions step up and do something. Honorable mention goes to Richard Land of the Baptists, and Bishop Matthew Harrison of the Lutheran Church/Missouri Synod, who have made very strong statements against the mandates.

But who else? Who stands with us?

Do you sense my anxiety here?