The Pope's Ideas on Birth Control Aren't as Sexy as They Seem | WIRED
Pope Francis Vs Catholic League On Gays, Abortion & Birth Control - YouTube
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Let couples, not the Church, decide on contraception: Pope Francis writes in 'The Joy of Love'-World News , Firstpost
Opinion: Pope Francis says what you thought he would never say about birth control - Los Angeles Times
Pope suggests contraceptives OK to slow Zika | CNN
Pope Francis Answers Journalist's Question About Church's Teaching on Contraception| National Catholic Register
Pope Francis: Church 'Obsessed' with Abortion, Gays & Birth Control | The Takeaway | WNYC Studios
Pope Francis Addresses Population Control as Millions Attend Manila Mass - WSJ
What the pope's nod to birth control means for public health
Pope Suggests Contraception Use May Be 'Lesser Evil' For Those Fearing Zika : The Two-Way : NPR
Pope Francis blasts abortion, population control in new encyclical | Catholic News Agency
Pope: 'Responsible Parenthood' Doesn't Mean Birth Control| National Catholic Register
Did Pope Francis Just Break New Ground On Birth Control? | HuffPost Religion
After 50 Years, a Pope's Birth-Control Message Still Divides Catholics - WSJ
Pope Francis interview: Forget homosexuality and birth control. He's a flaming liberal.
50 Years Ago, The Pope Called Birth Control 'Intrinsically Wrong' : NPR
Pope Francis on birth control: Can the teaching of the Church on contraception change? | Catholic News Agency
Pope Francis Did Not Change Church's Stance on Contraception
Pope: Catholics need not breed 'like rabbits'
Fifty years on, and Catholics are still in turmoil over contraception | Reproductive rights | The Guardian
Francis Says Contraception Can Be Used to Slow Zika - The New York Times
Pope Francis On Birth Control: Can The Teaching Of The Church On Contraception Change? | Americas
The legacy of a decade of Pope Francis
Why is Pope Francis visiting DRC and South Sudan? | Explainer News | Al Jazeera
Cool pope still isn't cool with birth control. Most Catholics think that's uncool | Salon.com
