Aids, Condoms and Catholic Education by Monsignor Vincent Foy


by Monsignor Vincent Foy P.H., J.C.D.

Preface

This article was published in booklet form by Human Life International in 1996. It was a response to advocacy of condom use which was advocated even in some Ontario Catholic Schools.

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The Aids Crisis, which could not exist without widespread moral corruption, has in turn spawned an even greater and more pervasive evil through the spread of condom use. Condom use, once recognized by all Christian denominations as evil, has now become a virtue, the key to “safe sex”, so easily does the radically secularized society turn vice into virtue. The condom is presented as a protector against sexually transmitted diseases, pregnancy and of liberated mores. Government agencies herald it as a saviour. Children are taught its use at school. Through education in condom use millions of young people are desensitized to sex talk and are conditioned for promiscuous behaviour. The physical evil of Aids is almost universally presented as a greater evil than the spiritual devastation of illicit sex.

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From Winnipeg to Fully Alive

Preface
Sex education, under the euphemism of Family Life Education, was advocated for Canada by the Winnipeg Statement.  The fruit of the advocacy was the “Fully Alive” sex education course.  It has become a major factor in the destruction of Christian moral values in Canadian Catholic children.  The present article was published in Challenge magazine, 1992, and then reprinted in booklet form by St. Joseph’s Workers for Life and Family.  It was written shortly before the publication of the Grade 8 texts of “Fully Alive” which instruct children in all the ways of illicit contraception. (Note: the introduction to the teacher’s manual of Fully Alive, p vii, mentions Fr. LaFreniere’s involvement. He was a supporter of SEICUS.)

From-Winnipeg-to-Fully-Alive 

“Fully Alive” and Catholic Teaching. A letter. 1992. by Monsignor Vincent Foy

Preface

Sex education, under the euphemism of Family Life Education, was advocated for Canada by the Winnipeg Statement.  The fruit of the advocacy was the “Fully Alive” sex education course.  It has become a major factor in the destruction of Christian moral values in Canadian Catholic children. 

This letter on the “Fully Alive” sex education course was published in “The Interim” newspaper, January, 1992.