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Pittsburgh Guild of the Catholic Medical Association
Last Verified: September 15, 2025
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Pittsburgh, PA (Eastern Time, UTC-05:00)
About Pittsburgh Guild of the Catholic Medical Association
The Pittsburgh Guild of the Catholic Medical Association serves as a professional organization dedicated to integrating Catholic faith and moral principles with contemporary medical practice. Based in Pittsburgh, PA, the Guild brings together a diverse community of healthcare professionals including physicians, dentists, nurses, physician extenders, pharmacists, allied healthcare professionals, medical students, clergy, and religious members who share a commitment to advancing Catholic medical ethics. The organization focuses on upholding the principles of Catholic faith and morality within the science and practice of medicine, ensuring that modern healthcare delivery aligns with the teachings of the Catholic Church. Through collaborative efforts, the Pittsburgh Guild works to communicate Catholic medical ethics to both the medical profession and the broader community, while providing support and guidance to Catholic hospitals in applying Catholic moral principles to their medical practices. Since its affiliation with the National Catholic Medical Association in 2007, the organization has strengthened its capacity to inform, organize, and inspire members to maintain steadfast fidelity to their faith while advancing the art of healing. The Guild creates opportunities for Catholic healthcare professionals to connect, share expertise, and work together with mutual support and understanding, fostering a network of practitioners dedicated to faith-centered medicine in the Pittsburgh region.