Sorry, but leading with a phrase like “traditional catholic teaching rhetoric currently echoed” doesn't give you much cred. That aside, it seems like you didn't read the actual policy, which covers pills that *could be used as* birth control for use in what **is** healthcare - treating actual medical conditions. It demonstrates that your claim about “veiled measure to deny women access to health care” are nonsense. (Not that it would be needed - all Georgetown would need to do if **that** was a goal would be to refuse to offer **any** health insurance.)