Catholic Online publishes an article giving a justification to disobey laws they disagree with

[LeftishBrit]

13. So does that mean that they'd recommend civil disobedience against war or economic or social

injustice?

As of course many priests as well as other have done in the past - but in this case all they seem concerned about is restricting women's reproductive rights.

If you don't want to co-operate in birth control or abortion, no one is FORCING you to; just stay out of occupations where this will be an inevitable requirement. There are plenty of medical fields, let alone others, where it would not be necessary. Just as a pacifist would not be well advised to join the military, or a vegan to work in a butcher's shop.

It seems that what they really object to, is civil authorities allowing other people to do things of which their church disapproves.

We don't have nearly so much of this in England - though we have some; google 'Christian Concern' for example. Much as I am pro-disestablishment, I sometimes wonder if having an Established church makes religious people more familiar the concept of religious power being subordinated to the state.