Catholic Health would not comment on the sources of federal relief funds or pharmacy revenue. Overall, the health system brought in $45.3 million more than it spent in the second quarter.

A federal judge has ordered Catholic Relief Services to pay $60,000 to a gay former employee who said the agency revoked health insurance coverage for his husband.

Glatt said the board of directors voted unanimously Wednesday to join Catholic Health Services because it most closely aligned with New Island's mission to serve its community of 300,000 to 400,000.