R&R
The list of issues you mentioned rings true, but I seriously doubt the answer is to somehow turn back the clock, nor is it to try to legislate or externally control "reproductive choice." The simple truth is that part of the reason reproductive choice even became a societal issue/concern at all, was the underlying treatment of women.  

I suspect that most (even the "pro choice" crowd) in their hearts are not comfortable with abortion. At the same time, the church's position on ABC is so extreme that it has been soundly rejected by faithfully married Catholics pretty much ever since Paul VI issued HV.

I abhor abortion. But I do not see the availability of abortion as being the "accelerant" for the societal fires of pornography, infidelity, weak marriages and families. I think we need to look deeper at those questions. Removing abortion won't fix those problems. Changing attitudes and values might. And it's here where the squandering of trust by the bishops hurts us all.