19th Ward Chicago: Mercy Hospital shutting down

Wednesday, July 29, 2020

Mercy Hospital shutting down

The good nuns were trying to do a merger. The deal collapsed after Pritzker didn't support it.

Mercy Hospital was established in 1852.

3 comments:

Anonymous7/29/2020
What a shame. It's too bad on of the University Medicsl Centers couldn't help them out. But, Catholic values woulda gone by the wayside.
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Anonymous7/29/2020
If the nuns only embraced Planned Parenthood and allowed for abortions and the selling of baby parts they may still be able to operate. We'll have to rely on other hospitals such as Stroger Hospital and many others for baby parts. Good luck to the nuns. Now you'll just be judged as "white people or Christians" and you will have little meaning in this new society. God help us all. Time to vote Republican.
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Eddie7/29/2020
I wonder, how many Catholic hospitals have closed, their names and locations. (●__●)
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