Tag: the Vatican

The Patient Body: “Rome has spoken, the cause is finished”

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“The Patient Body” is a monthly column by Ann Neumann about issues at the intersection of religion and medicine. This month: New hope for a break in the Catholic Church’s grip on healthcare Continue Reading →

In The News: Breaking Bad, Thanksgivukkah, The Vatican, George Bernard Shaw & much more

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A round-up of recent religion & media news. Continue Reading →

Using "Demographic Winter" To Thwart Global Access to Family Planning

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What was once a rallying cry by U.S. evangelical organizations to limit access to birth control here and abroad (see former Revealer managing editor Kathryn Joyce’s 2008 article at The Nation, “Missing: The ‘Right’ Babies”) is now a Vatican topic for discussion at a UN panel. Continue Reading →

Using “Demographic Winter” To Thwart Global Access to Family Planning

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What was once a rallying cry by U.S. evangelical organizations to limit access to birth control here and abroad (see former Revealer managing editor Kathryn Joyce’s 2008 article at The Nation, “Missing: The ‘Right’ Babies”) is now a Vatican topic for discussion at a UN panel. Continue Reading →

Using “Demographic Winter” To Thwart Global Access to Family Planning

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What was once a rallying cry by U.S. evangelical organizations to limit access to birth control here and abroad (see former Revealer managing editor Kathryn Joyce’s 2008 article at The Nation, “Missing: The ‘Right’ Babies”) is now a Vatican topic for discussion at a UN panel. Continue Reading →