+ Follow DR. ANGELITA AGUIRRE Tag
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DepEd officer-in-charge Fe Hidalgo stopped the distribution of sex modules to be used by teachers after the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), along with parents belonging to the conservative groups, threatened to charge her before the Ombudsman should she insist on teaching sex to students.
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Is a little knowledge a dangerous thing?
The Catholic Church says yes — when it comes to sex education.
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) expressed alarm yesterday over the sex education program of the Department of Education (DepEd) that will be taught to high school students starting this year.
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Ayon kay Dr. Angelita Aguirre ng Human Life International, labis umano ang kanilang pagkabahala sa nilalaman ng module ng DepEd na ipatutupad nayong buwan dahil nakasaad dito ang aktibong promosyon ng "Value Safe Sex Education."
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Is a little knowledge a dangerous thing?
The Catholic Church says yes — when it comes to sex education.
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Ayon kay Dr. Angelita Aguirre ng Human Life International, labis umano ang kanilang pagkabahala sa nilalaman ng module ng DepEd na ipatutupad nayong buwan dahil nakasaad dito ang aktibong promosyon ng "Value Safe Sex Education."
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