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“Men and women are equal in dignity, complementary in mission.”—Pope Saint John XXIII Contraception as a Harmful Ideology One of the unintended side-effects of the widespread acceptance of contraception is…
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…right order.” Then the couple will experience the “thoughtfulness,” “peace,” “tranquility,” and other benefits that Pope Paul VI promises. Contrast this to the case of contraception. Whereas contraception promises couples…
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…more pregnancies, and more abortions. More contraception does not translate into less unintended pregnancies, but more –and more abortions. “Contraception drastically alter(s) sexual behavior, with routine casual sex becoming the…
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…our Faith, human life, or family. These include contraception, abortion, LGBTQ “marriage,” and euthanasia. Austrians’ activism exposes the reality of anti-life policies and practices indicative of the Culture of Death….
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Why does birth control lead to gay marriage? Why did no-fault divorce lead to pedophilia? On this episode, Dr. Jennifer Morse of the Ruth Institute discusses the 3 big ideas…
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Does abstinence-based sex-ed work? Planned Parenthood says no. But Malawian schoolkids say “YES!” HLI visits schools in Malawi, encouraging schoolkids to live chastely and quit contraception. When Planned Parenthood tried…
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…have spelled the end of their marriage. Contraception Pushed this Marriage to a Breaking Point The IUD was a disaster for Georgina’s health and marriage. She suffered from mood swings,…
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In part two of our series on contraception, Father Shenan Boquet shifts the conversation to Catholics who don’t agree with the Church’s perennial teaching. Some disagree knowingly, while many are…
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…to the world’s rejection of traditional Catholic teachings on abortion and birth control. Here are a few facts Fr. Marx explains: Of the 45 countries in Europe, only two are…
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…members to use birth control, and that a majority believe the Church should allow its priests to marry (72%) and want to ordain women as priests (68%). The second was…
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