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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 [...]
I almost wrote “A follower asks…” for the title of this post, but then realized that sounded a little funny. Anyway, the social network and internet news universe is abuzz with the Guttmacher’s latest study which many are styling that the Church is a failure [...]
I’m stewing right now over a blog post I read at Natural Family Planning International, but I can’t fully comment on it right now because I have three really busy days ahead of me, and this reply will [...]
NFPworks needs a redux.
I’m searching for a new WordPress theme, and I need a logo for some promo things I’m designing. I’m pretty poor, so I’m looking to go this one alone and try and design it myself, unless anyone wants to give it a go pro bono? I’d love your suggestions. Have [...]
I went to the doctor for a check-up the other day. Since I’ve moved a lot, I’ve had a lot of doctors. I’m pretty used to handling the moment where they ask you what birth control you’re on, or figure out why the heck you’re not on contraceptives. You know how [...]
Even though I wrote this original post a couple weeks after I heard that wife of former Prime Minister of the UK Tony Blair, Mrs. Cherie Blair, in early spring, I didn’t send my own letter and informational “care package” until May. I sent her [...]
For Catholics October is Respect Life Month, which is a prime time to spread the life giving and life loving message of natural methods of family planning. No, not because people claim “NFP doesn’t work” which equals more babies than one can handle, but for two reasons:
1) NFP is non-hormonal, which means that it [...]
If NFP is the natural and supernatural in family planning, then IVF is the opposite of that, the bastard child of modern science and the avaricious attitude that one is owed a child. But, sadly enough, not enough people know about it–scientifically or morally–and most people who struggle with infertility have [...]
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