[relictele]

position the organization to succeed in a changing health care environment.

It isn't changing. It's being eliminated and/or socialized.

'Dignity' is an especially ironic choice even if they don't realize it, as 'Dignity' is invariably used as a euphemism when discussing assisted suicide (read: state-sanctioned homicide).

[markomalley]

'Dignity' is an especially ironic choice even if they don't realize it

Oh, they recognize it. 'Dignity' is also the name of a heterodox group that is trying to affirm that homosexuals can be sodomites and good Catholics at the same time.

(Read my rather extensive comment at post #1). The religious order who sponsored this "Dignity" health is also the religious order of the infamous "Sister" Margaret Farley, who is a pro-homosexual activist and co-founder of the condemned "New Ways" ministry, a group even more radical than "Dignity."

(Oh, by the way, if you don't have the connection yet, consider that the headquarters of "Dignity Health" is San Francisco)

[Mrs. Don-o]

Also, "Dignity" is the name of the dissident Catholic homosexual group which various bishops forbade to use church facilities in the late 1980's. One of their founders, "Sr." Jeannine Gramick --- who was forbidden bt the CDF to write or speak on homosexual subjects --- blew that off and joined the Loretto Sisters, who still support her (with no consequences) and is also an activist with the National Coalition of American Nuns (a bogus group which actually gets money from Soros' "open Society" group) and on the Board of the Women's Ordination Conference..

Get the rhetorical context of "Dignity"?

I hate it when they steal words like "Dignity." And even moreso when they steal words like "Catholic."

What does this have to do with this new "post-Catholic" corporate health entity? Oh, nothing... and everything.

[DPMD]

The PR release above carefully avoids any reference to abortion or including abortifacients in its provision of health care. That in itself makes me suspicious.