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Subject: one catholic man's experiences Author: l [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 07/28/06 1:36pm In reply to: glenn 's message, "High and mighty?" on 07/28/06 8:26am Glenn says "I'm simply opposed to the taking of a human life" I always wonder why you aren't anti-war! Not as simple as bringing a life into the world? --- anyway- I have a male friend who, in his youth, during the fifties, managed to get three young women pregnant out of wedlock. His well-off catholic family always came to the rescue to coerce/counsel/help the women into putting the children up for adoption. They also paid the lawyer to make the arrangements. How does it work these days? Not many families can afford to make these arrangements? My friend has struggled with depression during his life.(often for years at a time) He didn't stay in touch with the women. But he did complain about how controlling his father was.(?) He says he feels guilty about not fulfiling his parental duties. Lucky for everyone "the pill" came along. Many catholics use birth control I'm told. I wonder if Glenn is against birth control. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Preventing vs taking, is there a difference? Jim 07/29/06 7:01am Two different issues -- glenn, 07/29/06 9:27am but are they people worthy of adopting? -- melissa, 07/29/06 2:13pm according to Catholic law -- l, 07/29/06 4:33pm Is Taggart Of The Same Ilk As Richard Lee? Russ Earl? -- Patrick McGee, 07/30/06 7:08pm okaaay? So! -- sherlock, 07/30/06 8:04pm You See?.. My Point Exactly! (NT) -- Patrick McGee, 07/31/06 10:02pm