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What is celibacy?
The promise not to get married & not have children
What is continence?
Not engaging in sexual acts at all.
Is human sexuality good or bad?
Good.
What is sexual intercourse?
the martial act.
What is the martial act?
Something naturally aligned to procreation and unity.
What is chastity?
Living out your sexuality according to your state in life. The sexual integreation and ordering of a sexual person.
What is a sacrament?
An outward sign instituted by christ to give grace.
What is abstinence?
A break from the martial act for a period of time.
How can you support a priest?
Thank them for the sacraments, call them father and not their firest name, and encourage them to do the priestly thing.
Waht is fornication?
Sexual act before marriage.
What is IVF?
The artifical conception of embryos in a labratory setting.
Why is fornication a sin?
Disrupts the natural order of things.
Why is cohabitation a sin?
The scandal that is involved with the fact that sinful acts might happen.
Why is IVF a sin?
It takes away the martial act from procreation and causes spontaneous abortion.
What is a good effect when a priest is faithful and fulfills his vows?
Their family and community will go to heaven and be holy.
Waht is contraception?
The use of natural/artifical means which prevent procreation and separates the martial act from procreation, again disrupting natural order.
Is contraception a sin?
Yes b/c it is designed for a purpose that’s wrong.
What is one of the ways that couples can space out children?
Natural family planning
What is the matter and form of marriage?
Matter: the consent that a man and woman give to marriage.
Form: The exchange of vows within a catholic ceremony before a priest and witnesses.
What is a marriage a sign of?
God’s grace and love.
What are the instructions couples have to go through called?
pre-cana
How many witnesses must there be?
2
What is the difference between regular and catholic marriage?
In a catholic marriage it’s actually valid when done in a church.