Dr. Eugene Diamond addresses sexual moral issues and a wide variety of hard reproductive issues including the management of tubal pregnancies.

A Preachable Message contains testimonies from clergy who have preached from the pulpit on contraception and Natural Family Planning.

Along with the text comes a number of added resources:sample homilies, Scripture texts from various Sundays that readily lead to these topics, and more.

Mary Beth Bonacci takes chastity education very seriously, making it her life’s work. The people (mostly young adults) she has spoken to have asked her thousands of questions. In this book she gathers hundreds of these and delivers witty, convincing and workable answers. This book is hard to put down.

In The Gospel of Life, Pope John Paul II presents a detailed “blueprint” for building the Civilization of Love, which is the only effective way to overcome the Culture of Death. He explains how to replace a culture of using people with a culture based on love, and points out that contraception and abortion are fruits from the same tree.

In a question and answer format, Catholic Answers apologist and author Jason Evert, discusses every aspect of chastity. He emphasizes that saying no to premarital sex is saying yes to authentic love. Using anecdotes drawn from stories he has heard in his speaking to youth and his own experience, Evert writes clearly and persuasively on the questions about dating, relationships, sexuality, and chastity that young people have asked him wherever he speaks.

This excellent study guide to John Paul II’s Theology of the Body is designed to
help you reflect upon and appropriate the pope’s astonishing message: True,
lasting love—that which humanity enjoyed in the beginning, before the Fall—is
possible here and now. In nine straightforward lessons, Men and Women Are from
Eden introduces the reader to the pope’s warm, deeply biblical understanding of
God’s original plan for men and women, a plan that brings with it healing of
mind in regard to sexuality and the body.

A wonderful presentation of the divine-human reality of Christmas, drawn from Christian liturgies ancient and modern, from the Fathers and Doctors of the
Church, and from wonderful ancient Christian songs. This work is poetic,
insightful, almost overwhelming.

Birthing and raising 14 children (not including 5 already with the Lord) sounds
almost easy when Jim and Kathleen share “anecdotes and a philosophy of life from
a family of sixteen” in this wonderful book. They spell out for us the great
rewards and the challenges of large family living, and they urge “the reader to
reevaluate the possibility of having another child [and to be] open to God’s
will, with a supernatural, faith-filled perspective. . . .There is a great
feeling of freedom and peace that one experiences when one steps out in love and
trust in our infinitely loving God.” You’ll want to read this book all in one
sitting.

A biography of St Gianna from her childhood up until the giving of her life for her child in 1962. Much of the book is an interview with Gianna’s husband Pietro. Perfect for any mother or physician.

I Am Not a Syndrome – My Name is Simon is a heart felt story about Simon, a baby born with Trisomy 18, and his family. Trisomy 18 is a genetic disorder where a baby has three #18 chromosomes instead of the normal two #18 chromosomes. Sheryl Crosier, author and mother of Simon, takes you on a journey filled with highs and lows, compassion and indifference, and rainbows and storms, all which culminate into an understanding of God’s love for every human being big or little, strong or weak, independent or dependent.

The encyclical Humanae Vitae proclaimed the beauty of marital sex
unburdened by the need to put obstacles in the way of fertility. A modern explanation and defense of this teaching on the beauty of sexuality.
Topics include dissent from Humanae Vitae, Scripture teaching on birth
control, Natural Family Planning, the population explosion, and much
more.

Saint Josemaria Escriva, founder of the Opus Dei movement for the laity, was an
inspired and enthusiastic advocate of the holiness of the sexual relationship in
Christian marriage. Fr. De Torre here compiles St. Escriva’s teaching on
marriage, intertwining it with Pope John Paul II’s teaching on sexuality. They
wonderfully complement each other!

Within the Theology of the Body, John Paul II composed wonderful teachings on the Song of Songs and on the story of Sarah and Tobias from the book of Tobit. In this book Christopher West takes these treasures and embeds them in stories of people he has known who received healing for their distorted sexual values. This is the best book on sexuality I have ever read.

The revised language for the Mass is an impetus for all Catholics to pursue a deeper understanding of all elements of “the source and summit of our faith”. Authoritative, complete, excellent!

An experienced professional goes into bio-ethical issues to help everyone
in finding the moral questions pertaining to the Catholic health care.
The pressure on Catholic medical institutions and health care workers is
at an alarming rate as they struggle to uphold their faith in an
industry that is confronting bio-ethical dilemmas. Essential reading for Catholic Health Care Providers.

Hockey-playing Catholic Bishop Thomas John Paprocki has a message for teens and young adults: athletics and fitness training are a daily way to connect with God and faith. A great book for athletes, teenagers. pastoral and youth ministry.

“Single women often feel left alone to find answers to their deep questions about love and intimacy. Some hang out and hook up, hoping for love. Others are afraid even to hope. At some point, every woman needs reassurance that she—and her standards—are not the problem. In How to Find Your Soulmate without Losing Your Soul, you’ll discover twenty-one strategies to help you raise the bar, instead of sitting at it, waiting around for Mr. Wonderful.”

Sterilization Reversal – A Generous Act of Love – is a particularly effective means of informing people who are considering sterilization of the emptiness and heartbreak that often follow as well as the NFP alternative that nourishes the marital relationship rather than attacks it.

Called to Give Life helps pastors present the ancient and powerful wisdom of the Church on married sexuality. It includes sample homilies; background from Church Fathers, Scripture, magisterial teaching, and practical pointers for sharing this wisdom.

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Rigorously researched and scientifically documented, Complications: Abortion’s Impact on Women examines the role of abortion in almost every aspect of women’s health: depression, infertility, autoimmune disease, cancer, and intimate partner, violence, to name a few. The book includes a comprehensive bibliography of over 650 journal articles, plus original research involving 101 interviews with women who underwent the procedure. There is also a glossary of technical terms. Complications contains the latest information on: • The abortion-breast cancer link. • The abortion-prematurity link. • Startling abortion and suicide statistics. • Regret, grief and the need for healing. • Maternal health and informed consent.

A sweet and powerful biography of the youngest person ever to be canonized. Maria Goretti is a true hero, not only of purity, but also of forgiveness. When she was eleven years old, a man who was living with her family demanded that she have sex with him. When she refused, he stabbed her fourteen times and left her for dead. On her death bed, in agony, Maria forgave him and prayed for his repentance and salvation, a prayer that was miraculously fulfilled years later.This is a short but very moving read.