Articles from Conscience (March 22, 2012)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A case we can't afford not to make: regaining lost ground on funding abortion care.	Miller, Andrea		3090
A perspective on later abortion ... from someone who does them.	Parker, Willie		1611
A statement on later abortion.			873
Argentina lacks accountability for women's reproductive health.	Klasing, Amanda M.	Letter to the editor	303
Benetton ad of kissing Pope pulled after Vatican complaint.			153
Between a rock and a hard place: deciding about a pregnancy after a prenatal diagnosis of fetal anomaly.	Fisher, Jane		2631
Bishop resigns after revelation that he has two children.		Brief article	171
Body building: intervention in evolution.	Freyne, Gail Grossman		1853
Catholic healthcare should be guided by medical standards, not church politics.	Uttley, Lois	Letter to the editor	299
Church Militant: Bishop Kung and Catholic Resistance in Communist Shanghai.		Book review	280
Contraception a 'clear factor' in declining number of Catholics, according to Michigan bishop.			208
Contraception: my health, my conscience, our freedom.	Becker-Landsberger, Jennifer		1584
Editor's note.	Nolan, David J.		428
Hubert Tournes, advocate and friend, remembered.		In memoriam	179
In spite of the hierarchy: understanding clergy sexual abuse.	Doyle, Thomas P.	Book review	1617
Induced Abortion: Incidence and Trends Worldwide from 1995 to 2008.			136
Ireland closes embassy to Holy See.		Brief article	188
Kansas City bishop agrees to supervision to avoid more criminal charges.		Brief article	130
Lessons for the prochoice movement from the 'partial birth abortion' fight.	Weitz, Tracy A.		2232
Postscript.			680
Prochoice Catholic Governor stands up to Cardinal on abortion issue.			225
Report details sexual abuse cover-up in Dutch Catholic institutions.			160
So, who has second-trimester abortions?	Jones, Rachel K.; Finer, Lawrence B.		1270
The Obama administration sides with women, against bishops' demands for expansive religious exemption to contraception coverage.			289
The ties that bind: religious communities and political change.	Raleigh-Halsing, Sarah		1666
Uruguay Senate passes bill to decriminalize abortion.			254
US bishops' meeting focused on politics, abortion, not economy.		Conference news	224
US Catholics follow their consciences on abortion and sexuality, survey says.			292
Vatican quietly accepts Cardinal Law's retirement.		Brief article	226
Who Decides? The Status of Women's Reproductive Rights in the United States.			103
Who pays the piper? Funding for contraception and abortion.	Fiala, Christian		1272
Why we need to choose 'choice'.	Furedi, Ann		1109
Women and Redemption: A Theological History.		Book review	367