The Catholic View for Women

Fall 2018 - Episode 13: Up Close and Personal: Questions From Our Viewers

We will answer some of the most often asked questions from emails from our viewers.

Janet's Homework Assignment:

1) Read Bishop Olmstead’s letter to men, “Into the Breach” www.intothebreach.net/into-the-breach/

2) Read the letters from Bishop Loverde in Arlington, Bought with a Price. http://www.arlingtondiocese.org/purity/pastoral_letter.aspx

3) Visit the Courage website www.couragerc.org

4) Offer a special prayer for those of homosexual orientation who are striving to live the Church's teachings.

5) Read Living the Truth In Love, by Janet E. Smith and Fr. Paul Check from Ignatius Press

6) Read booklet Homosexuality & Hope, Questions and Answers from The Catholic Medical Association, www.cathmed.org

7) Watch the DVD “Invited To Courageous Love” available from the EWTN Religious Catalogue.

8) . Read CCC 2337 to 2359

9) Read Shockwaves: Abortion’s Wider Circle of Victims available at the EWTN Religious Catalogue. www.EWTNRC.com

10) Go to www.TheCatholicViewForWomen.com for more information and sign up for our eletter.

11) Like The Catholic View For Women on Facebook

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Consider praying the Divine Office on a daily basis. The Divine Office provides psalms and prayers to be prayed at different times of the day. See www.divineoffice.org.

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