Humanae Vitae

Humanae Vitae is written by Pope Paul VI. He is defending his beliefs of the Catholic Church. The encyclical is written for the Patriarchs, Archbishops, Bishops, and Clergy of the Catholic Church. The main topics discussed are for the concern of married people and human society. The encyclical is focused on many different issues that are causing problems in the world today such as marriage, procreation, and abortion which are relevant to all communities and the world as a whole. There has been concerns that as married couples have children and procreate there will be less and less resources available to the next children born. Many are worried that the world population will grow quicker than the resources needed for the new population to…

forbid the use of contraception because it prevents His plan from being carried out through the creation of sexual intercourse. Another example of the reaffirming of the Church view surfaced in 1968, when it was addressed by Pope Paul VI who issued his landmark encyclical letter Humanae Vitae (Latin, "Human Life"), which reemphasized the Church’s consistent teaching that it is always intrinsically wrong to use contraception to prevent new human beings from coming into existence. While many…

The increased levels of estrogen caused by the pill are polluting the water supply, causing dangerous environmental effects, such as the poisoning of various animal species. People are becoming aware of the dangerous side effects on women. Happily, the Church still stands as a beacon of light offering hope and certainty to those who are struggling to discover the true meaning of human sexuality. For, as Paul VI in Humane Vitae states “man cannot attain that true happiness for which he yearns…

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Throughout the history of Christianity, the use of birth control has been a very controversial subject. Pope Paul IV decided to appoint a special commission to reevaluate the prohibition on birth control the Catholic Church had for a very long time. When Pope Paul IV spoke in 1968, he did not say what people wanted to hear and what people expected. His views on birth control were very different from what was considered the status quo. In the encyclical, Humanae Vitae, Pope Paul IV strongly…

pregnancy to simple stress or excessive exercise, or it is simply how the woman developed. This appears to leave these women left wandering in a circle. They cannot have intercourse unless it is their ovulation cycle. They do not know when their ovulation cycle occurs because their menstrual cycle is irregular. In order to regulate, they have the option to take birth control. Birth control is looked down upon by the Church. So what is the woman to do? She does have a few options, such as taking…

According to the Buck v. Bell case, “if incapable of procreating, (one) might be discharged with safety and become self-supporting with benefit to themselves and society” (Holmes, 1). There is simply no logical evidence behind this explanation to justify an individual’s release from an institution just because they were sterilized. Just because an institutionalized person is sterilized by no means should give them instant access to society. Sterilization can prevent the transmission of these…

Church has remained adamant and condemns contraceptive sexual intercourse. The Church ideas about contraception come from church teachings rather than scripture, as the Bible has little to say about the subject. (CLICK)The modern attitude of the Catholic Church to contraception was laid down in the 1930s when Pope Pius XI issued Casti Connubbi. This church document said that artificial contraception was a violation of the “law of God and nature” and that those who use it are “branded with the…

The group goes against the beliefs of the Catholic Church, specifically the Humanæ Vitæ. The Humanæ Vitæ is a book that Pope Paul VI wrote regarding issues on birth control, marriage, and parenthood (Catechism). The Pope wrote that Catholic followers should not be allowed to use any form of contraceptives. Catholics for Choice disagrees with that statement and use Catholic teaching to justify their reasons. In this, they use the Catholic teachings of conscience to focus on the moral aspects of…

would not go the term and that she either would have a mis-carriage in addition to other complications. In light of causing any harm to her and potentially having other health issue to herself, she was told she might want to consider an abortion. Here you have a proportionate reason, which in light of the topic would make all abortions indirect and would fit with moral traditions. In reality it is up to us to decide whether there is proportionate reason. She did have the child and it did not…