Thank you for pointing these things out. Just today I brushed up on my history of the church's beliefs about abortion over time. It is very instructive. It seems that for centuries the idea of sex for anything other than procreation was so repugnant to church officials that the sin of fornication carried greater penances than abortion. Apparently even Aquinas believed that abortion was not murder. He said "the fetus is endowed with a vegetative soul, then an animal soul, and then, when its body is developed, a rational soul." Those are Aquinas' very words, and this was known as "delayed hominization." Belief in ensoulment at the moment of conception only came about officially in 1869 when Pius IX penned "Apostolicae Sedis."  For the church to pretend otherwise is, frankly, dishonest.