Super-Natural Family Planning: Catholic for a Reason IV
Jun 2007 · Emmaus Road Publishing
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In this brief yet challenging essay, FOCUS (Fellowship of
Catholic University Students) president Curtis Martin and his wife Michaelann
cut to the heart of a controversial topic in the Church: contraception vs.
Natural Family Planning. They explain the difference between the “sterilization
of the marriage act” inherent in contraception and the use of cooperating with
the woman’s natural cycle to avoid pregnancy. They further challenge Catholics
and non-Catholics alike as they highlight the “super-natural” element necessary
in this matter, and question the “use of NFP as a norm.” In a time when the use
of NFP is widespread, so that many have likened it to “Catholic birth-control,”
the Martins encourage – without being rash or imprudent – couples to trust God
for tomorrow’s needs and embrace His call to “be fruitful and multiply”!
Catholic University Students) president Curtis Martin and his wife Michaelann
cut to the heart of a controversial topic in the Church: contraception vs.
Natural Family Planning. They explain the difference between the “sterilization
of the marriage act” inherent in contraception and the use of cooperating with
the woman’s natural cycle to avoid pregnancy. They further challenge Catholics
and non-Catholics alike as they highlight the “super-natural” element necessary
in this matter, and question the “use of NFP as a norm.” In a time when the use
of NFP is widespread, so that many have likened it to “Catholic birth-control,”
the Martins encourage – without being rash or imprudent – couples to trust God
for tomorrow’s needs and embrace His call to “be fruitful and multiply”!
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