Lesbian ordained in the Lutheran Church despite refusal to take vow of celibacy

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Yes. Contraception was the harbinger of the sexual revolution of the 50’s and 60’s, and it is condemned by Ex Cathedra Papal Writings and the Catechism. It is a grave sin.
I know it is viewed as a sin. I did not know if it came under the culture of death. What about having sex for pleasure with no intent or ability to procreate?
 
I know it is viewed as a sin. I did not know if it came under the culture of death. What about having sex for pleasure with no intent or ability to procreate?
Is the sex outside of marriage?
 
Is the sex outside of marriage?
No. But I would think that sex outside of marriage, while a sin, wouldn’t fall under the ā€œculture of deathā€ heading, would it? (Is that expression an offical Church position?)
 
No. But I would think that sex outside of marriage, while a sin, wouldn’t fall under the ā€œculture of deathā€ heading, would it? (Is that expression an offical Church position?)
It’s Pope John Paul II’s expression. If it’s unprotected sex, it would not be part of the culture of death. However, if no protected sex by using condoms, or other contraception it would be part taking in that ā€˜culture of death’ since no means of creating life is involve.

If however, the couple **does not **have the ability to product any children, it does not part of the culture of death. Since the couple have a defect of not being able to bear any fruit, it’s not their own fault.
 
I am open to being corrected, but I think the Eastern Rite Catholics take a dim view of people converting to their rite just because they want to be a married priest. You might not get selected. Perhaps some ERCs can comment on this.
 
I am open to being corrected, but I think the Eastern Rite Catholics take a dim view of people converting to their rite just because they want to be a married priest. You might not get selected. Perhaps some ERCs can comment on this.
The thing is Eastern Rite states that the men discerning the priest must be already married. If he becomes a widower, he cannot remarrry at all.
 
Many of the Eastern Rite Churches in the US have mostly celebate clergy. At least this is what the Byzantine Rite Priest at the Byz Parish near me said. Although he said it is changing. He is not married.
 
I know it is viewed as a sin. I did not know if it came under the culture of death. What about having sex for pleasure with no intent or ability to procreate?
Having sex for pleasure is ok, as long as the procreative aspect is neither impossible or nearly impossible. If you have no ability to procreate, you can still have sex (inside marriage, of course) and it is not a sin, because you did not prevent the procreative aspect, nature did. However, having a vasectomy, unless it is required by a medical emergency, is a mortal sin.
 
Again, I really think my link to Theology of the Body is a good read.

Valke, did you read it?
 
Again, I really think my link to Theology of the Body is a good read.

Valke, did you read it?
I read the page the link sent me to. But I didn’t see if there were other pages/links within the link. I’ll look at it again. Thanks. šŸ™‚
 
I read the page the link sent me to. But I didn’t see if there were other pages/links within the link. I’ll look at it again. Thanks. šŸ™‚
I will get the official ones sorry! I just saw I gave you a whipy link!😦

I will go to the Holy See for JP2’s but must go elsewhere for Christopher west’s (not the same thing, its like a digest version)
 
I will get the official ones sorry! I just saw I gave you a whipy link!😦

I will go to the Holy See for JP2’s but must go elsewhere for Christopher west’s (not the same thing, its like a digest version)
Helping you helped me šŸ™‚
 
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