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The reason bishops and many others are up in arms against the RH Bill is because that proposal, while packaged beautifully with all sorts of benefits—even being touted as the ultimate solution to our poverty—is simply immoral.
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This was never put into question before. Even without studying, people in general, especially during our parents’ and grandparents’ time, took it for granted that every conjugal act should be open to life. They understood that such act is meant for that.
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Capax Dei

By Fr. Roy Cimagala | September 25, 2012 - 12:00am

That means, capable for God. It’s an expression from St. Augustine that asserts that man, in spite of his limitations, both natural and infranatural, i.e., those that are consequences of sin, is capable of...

Freeman Opinion

Contraception is intrinsically evil

By Fr. Roy Cimagala | August 5, 2012 - 12:00am

The reason bishops and many others are up in arms against the RH Bill is because that proposal, while packaged beautifully with all sorts of benefits—even being touted as the ultimate solution to our poverty—is...

Freeman Opinion

Open to life

By Fr. Roy Cimagala | April 22, 2009 - 12:00am

This was never put into question before. Even without studying, people in general, especially during our parents’ and grandparents’ time, took it for granted that every conjugal act should be open to...

Freeman Opinion