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A hospital is just a building and the organization that owns the building.
The real question is, should hospitals be allowed to force or forbid doctors from providing medical care?
A doctor (Catholic or not) should never, and can never, be forced to perform a medical procedure, including abortions. And they also shouldn't be forbidden from performing a medical procedure.
Hospitals just provide rooms and equipment so that doctors can provide the care that their patients need, within their ability to provide that care.
If a doctor refuses to perform a medically necessary procedure because of his/her religion, as far as om concerned that should invalidate their medical license immediately.
The is a medical as is already you want to cut the amount of practicing nurses and doctors to fit your agenda. It's a two way street. I don't think a doctor should be forced to circumcise someone either just because it's a religious ritual
I'm petty sure most religious rituals are medically unnecessary, and medical doctors ought to be free to refuse to perform them.
Religious circumcision is not a medically required procedure, its a religious procedure from the stoneage that should be outlawed