Episode 61: Humanae Vitae at 50

NCR In Conversation by Brittany Wilmes

Jun 15, 201827:00News & Politics

Released by Pope Paul VI in 1968, Humanae Vitae, or "Of Human Life," established church teaching on family planning and artificial contraceptives. In this episode, NCR columnist Jamie Manson and Todd Salzman discuss the...

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