May 20, 2002 Issue
"He thinks the innocent priests and the church are the martyrs in this, not the kids. He just doesn't get what people are angry about."
-- A New York priest, "Cardinal in Crisis"
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FEATURES Baby Talk BY VANESSA GRIGORIADIS Like Cinderella at the ball, a remarkable number of New York women who've been blithely enjoying the single life are suddenly feeling that the party's over. Not only do they need to beat the clock if they want to have children, but the gender equality they've taken for granted -- on the job and off -- suddenly looks like a cruel joke. They can't help noticing: Men aren't the ones being warned to settle down, before it's too late. Good-bye, Sex and the City. Hello, Bringing Up Baby.
Cardinal in Crisis
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