HIV/AIDS is a critical health and social policy issue. Each year, the world remembers those who are living with and/or have passed into new life from complications from HIV/AIDS. December 1 is also a time to give thanks to all those who have worked to care for persons and families living with HIV/AIDS.
I want to give special thanks to several leaders in the Catholic Church that have worked to care for persons with HIV/AIDS, worked for prevention, and for just social policies. Such institutions and persons include:
and locally in Youngstown, the Ursuline Sisters AIDS Ministry.
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Brian R Corbin's Reflections on Religion and Life 
Catholics that open their hearts to the preservation and honor of human life, including those who have died or are suffering from HIV/AIDS, are truly living in the footsteps of Jesus Christ. God bless all of us.