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From an article in the Catholic World Report:
“Dr. Patrick Fagan, in an address at the recent Family Life International UK., contends that since the key target of the sexual revolution was manhood, the way to overcome the effects of that revolution is to create and nurture a culture that forms strong men.”
“While a son has a natural biological bond with his mother having spent nine months in her womb, developing the father-son bond can be more of a challenge. But fathers need to accept the challenge and take charge of their sons’ formation. This is vitally important in all sexual matters. Fagan was robust in stating that sex education does not belong in the school but must take place within the family. Fathers must take charge of their sons’ sexual education, while mothers fulfill the same role for girls.”
“Dr. Patrick Fagan, in an address at the recent Family Life International UK., contends that since the key target of the sexual revolution was manhood, the way to overcome the effects of that revolution is to create and nurture a culture that forms strong men.”
“While a son has a natural biological bond with his mother having spent nine months in her womb, developing the father-son bond can be more of a challenge. But fathers need to accept the challenge and take charge of their sons’ formation. This is vitally important in all sexual matters. Fagan was robust in stating that sex education does not belong in the school but must take place within the family. Fathers must take charge of their sons’ sexual education, while mothers fulfill the same role for girls.”
