Humanae Vitae
July 25, 1968 – July 25, 2008
from Zenit:
Benedict XVI: “Humanae Vitae” as Relevant as Ever
In a society that treats the practice of sexuality like a drug, not just the concept of love needs defending, but also the dignity of the person, says Benedict XVI. read more . . .
40 Years of “Humanae Vitae” (Part 1)
ROME, JULY 24, 2008 – Had it not been for “Humanae Vitae,” much of the natural reproductive medicine practiced today might not exist, says the co-founder of Natural Procreative Technologies (NaPro). read more . . .
40 Years of “Humanae Vitae” (Part 2)
ROME, JULY 25, 2008 (Zenit.org).- About 1% of all women in the United States have heard of natural methods for fertility treatments, and the co-founder of Natural Procreative Technology (NaPro) thinks that number needs to increase exponentially in the next 40 years. read more . . .
from Catholic News Service:
On 40th anniversary, ‘Humanae Vitae’ starts to gain more attention
“Humanae Vitae” (“Of Human Life”), Pope Paul VI’s encyclical on artificial contraception and the role of procreation in marriage, turns 40 July 25 and seems to be finding new life across the country. read more . . .
Vatican official says ‘Humanae Vitae’ defends freedom of women
Although bitterly criticized as burdensome on Catholic couples when it was published in 1968, the encyclical “Humanae Vitae” has ended up defending the freedom of women and the fullness of married love, a top Vatican official said. read more . . .
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