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In reply to the discussion: BREAKING: The U.S. bishops' Committee on Doctrine just issued a formal statement defending Pope Leo XIV's teaching... [View all]radical noodle
(10,620 posts)58. The church may have forbade it
but many local priests told women to do what they needed to do for their families. My sister-in-law had three kids each 11 months apart (while she worked and supported her husband... not a Catholic... while he was in college). When she talked to her priest about birth control, he told her to do what she felt was right. That was way back in the 60s. She took the pill and never had another child.
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BREAKING: The U.S. bishops' Committee on Doctrine just issued a formal statement defending Pope Leo XIV's teaching... [View all]
demmiblue
Yesterday
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yeah, ok. can we focus for just a minute on what the Catholic Church is in the present getting right?
MadameButterfly
19 hrs ago
#33
My bet is that they will never address this issue because they firmly believe we are less than men. Unless we are needed
efhmc
14 hrs ago
#47
Journalist Mike Barnicle had an interesting thought today during his time...
3catwoman3
17 hrs ago
#44