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Catholic Parents Must Defend Their Children from Erroneous Views on Sexuality

The Family is cornerstone in the education of a child and this fact has been reaffirmed by the Pontifical Council for the Family. This primary role as an educator is especially true when it come to matters of sexual education. As parents, there exists a sacred duty to not only provide children with physical essentials for living, but also the spiritual. Lately, I have spent a great deal of time reading about Catholic morality and browsing through works such as Humae Vitae , Evangelium Vitae , Theology of the Body , The Truth and Meaning of Human Sexuality: Guideline for Education within the Family and all lead to the same beautiful conclusions of the dignity of the human body and how love is trivialized by artificial contraception. In fact, contraception is considered an intrinsic evil, as it not only leads to the violation of the truth of the conjugal act, but also leads to trivialization of human life. Parents have the duty to not only be knowledgeable in matters pertaining to t
I would like to apologize for not writing on a regular basis recently, but I have been very busy tending to a potential project which I believe can make a difference in pro-life matters and tending to health matters. I plan on resuming my writing very soon. God bless you. -Louis-

The Love of God

It is very awe inspiring to consider that God has known me from the beginning of time and has created me in His own image and likeness, that he planned for me to come into existence and that he loves me so much that he gave his only begotten son up to death on the cross to free us from eternal death. What is even more profound is that even now he continues to forgive me and all who continually seek his mercy, that our God loves us more than we even know how to love ourselves. For a long time, I could not even comprehend in part that a love like this existed. I had wandered through world oblivious, seeking temporal pleasures and thought little of God. It has now been almost 7 years since my return to Rome and I must say that I behold a world of beauty and splendor, but it has only become so because I realize who the world belongs to and I as well. I have grown to know that prayer is a very intimate conversation with our Lord and that it should not just be a fleeting moment thrown in