The Catholic Medical Guild of Dallas is a chartered organization of the Catholic Medical Association dedicated to integrating faith and professional medical practice. Serving healthcare professionals throughout the Dallas, TX area and Diocese of Dallas, the Guild provides a comprehensive platform for physicians, medical professionals in training, and clergy to advance their vocations while upholding Catholic medical ethics. The organization facilitates regular gatherings focused on fellowship, spiritual growth, and professional development, creating opportunities for members to strengthen their commitment to healing as a Catholic calling. The Guild sponsors several signature educational and spiritual events, including the annual White Mass celebrated near the Feast Day of St. Luke the Physician, the Do No Harm Conference featuring nationally recognized speakers addressing medical ethics and pro-life topics, and specialized programming on palliative care, hospice care, and contemporary medical ethics issues such as vaccine ethics. Beyond educational initiatives, the Guild actively serves the Dallas community through St. Paul Medical Clinic, a charitable facility providing medical care to underserved populations. Members benefit from access to a lending library, participation in journal clubs, and networking opportunities with like-minded healthcare professionals committed to Catholic principles. The organization maintains active engagement with both local and national Catholic medical communities, supporting healthcare professionals throughout the metroplex and across the United States in their mission to bring Christ's Spirit to all those touched by their healing vocation.