Earlier in the month, Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards slammed Little Sisters of the Poor for opposing the Obamacare HHS Mandate requiring employers to provide employees with contraceptives, referring to them as hypocrites during an April 4 fundraiser. 

Speaking at the abortion conglomerate's Greater Texas Chapter, Richards accused the nuns of religious hypocrisy and violating their workers' right to birth control by not paying for it themselves. 

 "The hypocrisy of these cases is profound," Richards said. "It’s incredible to me that any employer in the 21st century would deny their employees access to birth control."

In the same address, Richards also praised Barack Obama for his fight to promote the HHS mandate,  saying it was "exciting to see that birth control is now considered part of preventive medicine."

President Obama has previously referred to Cecile Richards as a "superhero" for American women to look up to. 

The case Zubik v. Burwell is currently pending before the Supreme Court. It combines seven lawsuits from 37 organizations, including the Little Sisters of the Poor.