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The purpose was 'to follow up the 1968 Statement on Humanae Vitae.

A response to Fr. Michael Prieur's defence of the Winnipeg Statement

In regurgitating the oft-quoted dissent of the Canadian Catholic bishops from the teaching of Humanae vitae at the time ("whoever honestly chooses the course which seems right does so in a good conscience"), Dr.

From Mrs. J.M. Glover re Dr. Moira McQueen and Humanae vitae

A brief comparison of Landino's terminology with that of Ficino and Pico is helpful for placing Landino's work in the context of late fifteenth-century Florentine thought concerning the genera vitae.

Cristoforo Landino and Coluccio Salutati on the best of life

While that was a good statement on conscience, it carefully avoided any mention of the Winnipeg Statement or the question of contraception or even Humanae vitae.

Fifty reasons why the Winnipeg statement should be recalled

Additional evidence of Bishop Carter's opposition to Humanae vitae was his "Imprimatur" on a marriage preparation course called Married in the Lord.

Gerald Emmett Cardinal Carter 1912-2003

Vitae's management team begins with Vitae founder Paul Hockett, AIA, a 25-year industry veteran.

TSH Architects Becomes Vitae Architecture, Planning and Interiors; Mid-Sized Peninsula Firm Looks to Future, Raises The Bar With Name Change

This may explain Wills' sentence that Humanae vitae "is not really about sex.

Historian attacks his Church

It would have caused continuing erosion of divine principle; the government, the Members of Parliament, and the pragmatists would have contented themselves by saying that everything possible had been done; gradually the "conscience of the nation" would have been "darkened" so that it would have accepted abortion upon demand as an inevitable fact of life, just as it has accepted divorce, pornography, obscenity, fornication, homosexuality, prostitution, and all the other perversions of the Culture of Death (Evangelium vitae, para.

Exceptions to divine principle?

In Humanae vitae Pope Paul VI invoked the authority of Christ (cf.

Humanae Vitae: "failure" to freedom

But I think it has been borne out that Humanae vitae has become a watershed among the faithful.

Vocaception in the Church today

A casual investigation would show that today it is no longer possible to have doubts about the authoritative doctrine of the Church concerning Humanae Vitae and the unacceptability of dissent.

Response to Archbishop Leonard Wall

As previously reported, the Society for Catholic Life and Culture--in support of Bishops Colin Campbell, Roman Danylak, and Basil Filevich--also called upon Canadian bishops to approve a new statement which would reaffirm Humanae vitae and defend its ban on artificial contraception, this coming October.