In this groundbreaking work on birth control and family planning, John Augustine Ryan argues that the Catholic opposition to these practices is misguided and harmful. With careful analysis and persuasive arguments, Ryan makes a compelling case for the use of contraception and family planning.
First published in 1919, this book remains a classic exploration of the relationship between the Catholic Church and the labor movement in the United States. With a focus on social justice and the needs of the working class, Ryan offers a compelling vision for a more equitable and compassionate social order.