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PRI Review (v31, n5) Sept/Oct 2021

Did China reverse its birth policy? Find out on page 2

A personal account with St. Padre Pio? Learn more on page 5

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In this Issue:

  • Biden’s Non-Report on COVID 2
  • Fertility Aids Human Progress 3
  • A Cardinal’s Message to Couples 5
  • Abortion Exec Mourns Miscarriage 6
  • Hope for Humanae Vitae 8
  • Victories in Latin America 9
  • PRI in the News 11
  • From the Countries 12
China, Guatemala, Latin America, Mexico, Peru, Switzerland, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United States
Steven Mosher, Abortion, birth rates, Carlos Polo, Chinese one-child policy, Christopher Manion, Covid-19, Family planning, Fertility, gender identity, Humanae Vitae, love, Planned Parenthood, population bomb, PRI, Pro-life, Pro-Life Laws, Robert Cardinal Sarah, Three-child Policy, ultrasound, Uyghur
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