Speakers at the session "Meeting Mental Health Needs at Every Age."

Kyle Rahn at the session "Meeting Mental Health Needs at Every Age."

T.R. Reid, keynote speaker at the 2010 Catholic Health Assembly.

Rev. Gerald D. Coleman presides at the closing liturgy.

The Achievement Citation Award is presented to Franciscan Hospice and Palliative Care of Tacoma, Wash., at the 2010 Catholic Health Assembly. Left to right: Mark Rake-Marona, Colleen Scanlon, Fran Blackwell, Mimi Pattison, MD, and Anthony Tersigni.

Dr. Roberta Luskin-Hawk, receives the Mid-Career Award at the 2010 Catholic Health Assembly.

Sr. Suzanne Sassus, CSJ, receives the Sister Concilia Moran Award at the 2010 Catholic Health Assembly.

Sr. Mary Frances Loftin, DC, receives the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2010 Catholic Health Assembly.

Sr. Rita Thomas, CBS, receives the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2010 Catholic Health Assembly.

The Catholic Charities USA Centennial Medal is presented to CHA by Candy Hill, Senior Vice President of Social Policy for Catholic Charities USA.

Sr. Carol Keehan, DC, with commemorative pen #19 used by President Obama in signing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

Sr. Mary Terese Sweeney, CSJ; Ruth Williams Brinkley; John W. Glaser, STD, and Sr. Maureen McGuire, DC, at the session "Strengthening Catholic Identity: The Role of Sponsors and CEOs in Promoting Mission and Ethics."

Rev. Edward J. Arsenault with a Native American "smudger" - an incense-bearing tribal leader.

Uwe E. Reinhardt, keynote speaker at the 2010 Catholic Health Assembly.

Panel members Kevin Lofton and Joseph R. Swedish at the session "A New Era for Health Care: Implications for Our Ministry."

Daniel G. Hale at the session "Health Care Tax-Exemption: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow."

Opening ceremonies.

Opening liturgy - Most Rev. Robert N. Lynch, Bishop of the Diocese of St. Petersburg, Fla.

Installation ceremony for Anthony R. Tersigni, EdD, FACHE as the new chairperson of CHA's Board of Trustees.

Anthony R. Tersigni, EdD, FACHE, Chairperson, CHA Board of Trustees.

Rev. J. Bryan Hehir, keynote speaker at the 2010 Catholic Health Assembly.

Thomas L. Friedman, keynote speaker at the 2010 Catholic Health Assembly.

Assembly attendees volunteered for a service project assisting Mercy Housing Colorado, which serves low-income families, seniors and individuals with special needs.

Assembly volunteers work on a mural for Mercy Housing Colorado, which serves low-income families, seniors and individuals with special needs.

T.R. Reid, keynote speaker at the 2010 Catholic Health Assembly.

Rev. Gerald D. Coleman presides at the closing liturgy.

Mimi Pattison, MD, Franciscan Hospice and Palliative Care of Tacoma, Wash., acceptance speech for the Achievement Citation.

Dr. Roberta Luskin-Hawk, acceptance speech for the Mid-Career Award.

Sr. Suzanne Sassus, CSJ, acceptance speech for the Sister Concilia Moran Award.

Sr. Mary Frances Loftin, DC, acceptance speech for the Lifetime Achievement Award.

Sr. Rita Thomas, CBS, acceptance speech for the Lifetime Achievement Award.

Presider Rev. Edward J. Arsenault delivers the homily at Monday's liturgy.

Uwe E. Reinhardt, keynote speaker at the 2010 Catholic Health Assembly.

Members of the discussion panel, Sr. Carol Keehan, DC; Uwe E. Reinhardt; Sr. Laura Wolf, OSF, JD; Joseph R. Swedish and Kevin E. Lofton, FACHE, at the session "A New Era for Health Care: Implications for Our Ministry."

Br. Daniel P. Sulmasy, OFM, MD, Ph.D., at the session "Responding to the Advance of the Physician-Assisted Suicide Agenda."

Opening ceremonies.

Most Rev. Robert N. Lynch, Bishop of the Diocese of St. Petersburg, Fla., delivers the homily at the opening liturgy.

Colleen Scanlon at the installation ceremony for Anthony R. Tersigni, EdD, FACHE as the new chairperson of CHA's Board of Trustees.

Rev. J. Bryan Hehir, keynote speaker at the 2010 Catholic Health Assembly.

Thomas L. Friedman, keynote speaker at the 2010 Catholic Health Assembly.

Assembly attendees volunteered for a service project assisting Mercy Housing Colorado, which serves low-income families, seniors and individuals with special needs.

Assembly volunteers work on a mural for Mercy Housing Colorado, which serves low-income families, seniors and individuals with special needs.