editorials
The Persistence of Abortion & the Responsibilities of Christians
by David Mills
communiqué
Why an NPR Affiliate Turned Down Planned Parenthood's Money
by Phyllis Zagano
report
London Conference Reviews Widespread Deadly Care
by Anne Barbeau Gardiner
Does Religion Really Poison Everything?
by Logan Paul Gage
columns
As It Is Written...
by Patrick Henry Reardon
features
John Chrysostom’s Discovery of the Blessings & Mysteries of
Marriage
by Mike Aquilina
Why Blood Matters, and Matters Not at All
by Amanda Witt
Human Beings Don’t Roll Off an Assembly Line
by Richard Stith
The Delusory Hope of Dying on Your Own Terms
by Kristina Robb Dover
views
Annegret Hunter on Grumpy Old Men & Their Grandchildren
Christopher D. Hall on the Disservice of Children’s Church
Patrick C. Beeman on the Loss of Life in Modern Medical Oaths
Joan Frawley Desmond on Maternal Connections & the End of Roe
book reviews
Aimee Semple McPherson and the Resurrection of Christian America
by Matthew Avery Sutton
reviewed by S. M. Hutchens
Pressing Forward: Alfred, Lord Tennyson and the Victorian Age
by Louis A. Markos
reviewed by Anne Barbeau Gardiner
Camaldolese Spirituality
by Peter-Damian Belisle
In Praise of Hiddenness
by a Camaldolese hermit, edited by Fr. Louis-Albert Lassus, O.P.
reviewed by Richard Upsher Smith, Jr. Precious Poet
William Cowper: Selected Poetry and Prose
edited by David Lyle Jeffrey
reviewed by Thomas Howard
Sir Ninian Comper: An Intorduction to His Life and Work
With Complete Gazetteer
reviewed by Matthew G. Alderman
departments
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