From the Catechism of the Catholic
Church
| 2399 The regulation of births represents one
of the aspects of responsible fatherhood and motherhood. Legitimate
intentions on the part of the spouses do not justify recourse
to morally unacceptable means (for example, direct sterilization
or contraception). |
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What you may not know about the Birth Control
Pill is below
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Many people who believe that Human
Life begins at conception are not aware that the everyday
Birth Control Pill can kill human life within days after
conception.
What Happens? The Pill usually
keeps the woman from providing an egg. When this happens, conception
does not happen, but have you heard of friends who got pregnant
on the Pill? – The Pill does not always stop the egg from being
provided (even when taken correctly) so conception can
and does happen. The Pill also tries to make the woman’s body
reject a conceived human life. Every month the Pill makes the
woman’s womb not want to accept a baby embryo so if conception
does happen then the new human life starves to death without
the food from the womb. The makers of the Pill did this on purpose
just in case an egg did get provided and then conception occurred.
It is a backup plan, but happens.
This information is stated in the
technical fine print on the slip of paper with the Pill Prescription.
It may read…
“The pill causes …changes in the
endometrium (which reduces the likelihood of implantation).”
To a person who understands that
human life begins at conception this indicates that users of
the everyday Birth Control Pill could be conceiving children
only to have them die days later.
Learn
about Natural Family Planning
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