Article Too Many Catholic Justices? Does legal journalist Linda Greenhouse have a problem with Catholics? By Paul Baumann February 8, 2023 Supreme Court Abortion Politics Religion
Article Life after ‘Dobbs’ After ‘Dobbs,’ the pro-life movement must embrace persuasion—and the language of love and care for the vulnerable. By Joseph Bottum December 7, 2022 Abortion Domestic Affairs Politics
Feature This Pregnancy “Ethical decisions like those surrounding abortion can only be made in the light of experience; to assume the opposite is its own kind of distortion.” By Mary Gordon November 1, 2022 Abortion Domestic Affairs Continuing the Conversation
Article Deepening the Divisions The Dobbs decision is unlikely to heal the divisions precipitated by Roe. By Cathleen Kaveny September 25, 2022 Supreme Court Abortion
Article Why They Call Us When we talk about abortion in America, we must talk about the suffering, shame, and guilt caused by the belief that it’s wrong to have a baby when you’re poor. By Eve Tushnet September 24, 2022 Abortion Health Care
Article Abortion in Italy While Italy’s Catholic hierarchy lamented freedom of abortion, it never tried to mount the kind of culture war that U.S. bishops did. By Massimo Faggioli September 11, 2022 Abortion Vatican