Although there is less skepticism with regard to NFP’s effectiveness these days, Natural Family Planning still gets a bad rap from many in secular society. I’ve heard more than a few people say, “NFP didn’t work for us.” When the rules are followed, NFP can be 99 percent effective in avoiding pregnancy and works well to achieve pregnancy.
Lessons in the Journey by first-time novelist Patrick Dawson is the hopeful and moving story of Elizabeth “Liz” Finch, a pediatric surgeon. …
Last week, my husband and I taught an NFP (Natural Family Planning) class. Earlier in the day, we looked over the notes. …
Natural Family Planning (NFP) provides many benefits that not only promote healthy living, this remarkable method of birth regulation is also environmentally …
The beginning of a new year often prompts the making of resolutions regarding lifestyle. Some will decide to exercise more or to …
I have always been an avid reader. Even now, I usually read two to three novels per week. Years ago, before my …
Editor’s Note: This month, Ellen Gable Hrkach has graciously donated two Kindle versions of her wonderful book Come My Beloved: Inspiring Stories …
Editor’s Note: This week, Ellen Gable Hrkach has generously offered to give away two free copies of the Kindle Edition of her …
“Married love is also faithful and exclusive of all others, and this until death,” Humanae Vitae, Pope Paul VI’s Encyclical “On Human …
Editor’s note: Today, we celebrate the publication of a great book by one of our most devoted CatholicMom.com contributors and my dear …
Birth Control: Relevant Quotes from Scripture Many Christians (and some Catholics) attempt to cite Scripture to justify their use of artificial contraception …
