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I wish I had time (like when I was unemployed) to post and comment on every great NFP article. But I don’t. Maybe once I get to be an expert student and worker and time manager. But for now, Make sure you take a look at these when you can.
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Have you heard of Pinterest? It’s a virtual pin board, a rockin’ bookmark web site for the visual person. I warn you: it’s addictive, but so is any social bookmarking or networking site. I’ve found it better than regular search engines for image searches for haircuts, organization tips (wow, some great ones), recipes, fun gift [...]
Think Again Thursdays return! Oh, man, I’m way behind. I should have posted this a couple weeks ago. But good news: there’s still time–tonight!
Please take just one minute to write Health & Human Services (pre-filled out online forms) [...]
[guest post by Kaitlin Carruth, Ceiba Participant Coordinator]
If you were thinking about starting the Creighton Model this is definitely the time! The Creighton Model Effectiveness and Intentions Assessment (the CEIBA Study) is now enrolling new and return users of the Creighton Model. The study will look at the effectiveness of [...]
Today is the 3rd anniversary of my mother’s sudden death at the age of 55. Yes, Renee Harmon died on the 40th anniversary of Humanae Vitae. This is also the feast of St. James, to whom the Lord said, “Can you drink the cup [of suffering and blessing] that I will [...]
Part of me thinks I should have trademarked “Go Organic” for marketing NFP. It would have been the Diocese of Madison’s trademark, which they totally wouldn’t have done because they’re of the opinion that we should do all we can to share resources in the Church. Amen and right on, Madison.
I’ve written before on great NFP related web sites, but when I recently ran across a web site for a Billings teaching couple (who I met on Twitter), I [...]
I only just heard about the recent passing (via @DamonOwens) of Father Richard Hogan, a diocesan priest and theologian whose familiarity with John Paul II’s Theology of the Body made him a huge NFP proponent. He did a great deal of work for NFP Outreach, [...]
I introduce to you the Edith Stein Foundation (which I call ESF), named after that phenomenal (and phenomenalogical!) philosopher, professor, women’s rights advocate, Carmelite and saint–Edith Stein (canonized and remembered [...]
Currently Guiding Star, an NFP & Family Life Organization in Duluth, is in need of new board members. They are searching for members who have experience in finance, grant writing and marketing. If you or someone you know is passionate about women’s health and the restoration of the family and has experience in any of the previous fields please contact our Chair Elect, Lori Westland at lori@guidingstarduluth.org or call the office for more [...]
Remember Natural Family Planning International’s critical post regarding the Creighton Method from March?
Well, a little while back I spoke with the USCCB’s Theresa Notare about her thoughts on the whole thing. Rather than jumping into the [...]
Fr. Z over at WDTPRS does what he does–some snappy commentary on the CFAM piece that describes the latest non-sensical condescension from a UN delegate whose only idea of family planning is chemical oppression or surgical mutilation.
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