A group of Catholic and Baptist medical workers sues to stop New York's vaccine mandate
A group of seventeen Catholic and Baptist medical professionals who have refused Covid-19 shots due to religious regions filed a suit in New York federal court on Monday to stop the state from enforcing its vaccine mandate, making them the latest in the series of public employees and medical workers across the country who have sued states and local governments over Covid-19 policies....
The medical workers claimed in the suit that their religious beliefs prevented them from being inoculated with any of the vaccines which they claim were “developed or produced with fetal cells line derived from procured abortions.”
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