Part 2: Prophecies Fulfilled Bob & Gerri Laird This week marks national NFP Awareness Week as well as the 45th anniversary of the encyclical Humanae Vitae. Part 2 of this series points to how much Pope Paul VI's prophetic vision has come true. Why is HV significant today? Humanae Vitae . . . [Continue Reading]
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Humanae Vitae 45 Years Later: Is it still relevant?
Part 1: The Setting by Bob & Gerri Laird This week marks national NFP Awareness Week as well as the 45th anniversary of the encyclical Humanae Vitae. Part 1 of this series looks at the culture and context in which this famous document was introduced. What is Humanae Vitae (HV)? Humanae . . . [Continue Reading]
Sex & the City…Catholic style!
by Sarah S. Drew Imagine if the wildly popular TV series “Sex & the City” were a book, only the main characters were morally-conscience Roman Catholics. That’s what “Style, Sex, & Substance” reminds me of. (Not that I’ve ever watched the show, of course.) Ten women bloggers offer . . . [Continue Reading]
Family imagery at the conventions
by Mike Manhart, Ph.D. Executive Director I watched the President’s address Thursday night as I had watched Mitt Romney’s last week. I’ll not dwell on the political positioning so masterfully orchestrated by both conventions, nor muse on how serious dialog on substantive issues has been . . . [Continue Reading]
Resources: Teaching kids about sexuality
Here are a few CCL-recommended resources for teaching children about sexuality. Whole Life Curriculum Theology of the Body for Teens and Theology of the Body for Middle Schoolers Theology of His Body, Theology of Her Body Growing Up in God's Image Sexual Wisdom: A Guide for Parents, . . . [Continue Reading]
An NFL quarterback who uses NFP?! You bet!
NFP in the NFL! We are excited to announce that the September/October 2012 issue of Family Foundations features an exclusive and indepth interview with San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers and his wife, Tiffany, about their embrace of NFP and its impact on their marriage and family. . . . [Continue Reading]
Just one more
Real-life vignettes of welcoming the unexpected (You read the vignettes that appear in the July/August 2012 issue of Family Foundations here.) When my husband lost his job and we were facing a second move in less than two years, I immediately concluded (without much prayer or reflection, I’m . . . [Continue Reading]
‘Are we done?’ July/Aug magazine tackles responsible parenthood
It is often the hardest part of practicing NFP: discerning whether you have a sufficiently serious need to postpone the next pregnancy while balancing that against the call to be generous in the service of life. In our latest issue, we look at responsible parenthood from several . . . [Continue Reading]
The May/June Family Foundations is out!
The May/June 2012 issue of Family Foundations is already hitting mailboxes. In this issue we look at how some NFP couples have faced the heartbreak of their adult children making choices that go against the values in which they have been raised. Read how these couples have relied on their faith for . . . [Continue Reading]
Good kids, bad choices
From the May/June 2012 issue of Family Foundations: How to respond to adult children in troubling situations by Marian Friedrichs Brianna King Daily attended her first CCL convention in 1998, when she was 9-years-old. "My family drove all the way from [Hixson, Tenn.] to Colorado," she recalled. . . . [Continue Reading]
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