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Polluting the Body: What to Tell Your Teen About Contraception
Contraception Advice for Big KidsWhile I was waiting for my 13-year-old son who was getting a
haircut, I started flipping through a women’s magazine and was drawn to a slick,
double-page ad for an implant contraceptive. A beautiful young woman with a
radiant smile beamed out from the page with all her potential life plans laid
out attractively: “get a job,” “find my own place,” “fall in love,” “save up,”
“take a trip,” “finish school" (interestingly, ”get married" was not
among the desired
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Jan 9th 2019
St. Ignatius Said What???
How a Popular Mis-Quotation Made it Into the CatechismIn the sixteenth century, St. Ignatius of Loyola founded the Society of Jesus, or the Jesuits. Supporters and critics alike have called them “God’s Marines” in recognition of their founder’s military background and their willingness to be deployed around the world in service of the Church. The Jesuits’ founding document is even addressed to “Whoever desires to serve as a soldier of God beneath the banner of the cross in our Society.”The image
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Dec 20th 2018
Helping Children Navigate Our Brave New World
A major new book from Catholic Answers Press promises to help parents address the challenging sexual subjects that modern society forces on kids.Made This Way: How To Prepare Kids To Face Today’s Tough Moral Issues by Leila Miller and Trent Horn is the first-ever book to help concerned parents and educators equip children with a natural law understanding of morality that’s based on the inherent design of our human nature.It doesn’t come a minute too soon. “The culture throws every kind of devian
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Nov 7th 2018
The One Book You Can Give People
St. Peter urges us to be ready to give reasons for our faith (1 Pet. 3:15), and helping Catholics explain their belief in Church teachings has always been at the core of our mission. But even Catholics who are trained in apologetics can sometimes stumble when confronted with the question, "Why are you Catholic?"It’s a simple question but not an easy one to answer quickly. It requires an approach that goes beyond arguments from Scripture or history about this or that Catholic teaching. Yet, since
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Jul 13th 2017