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NEW ORLEANS (CNS) – The scourge of addiction to pornography, especially among men, has created “a sexual Katrina” that is destroying families, church and society, a prominent speaker on sexual integrity told a recent gathering of men in New Orleans.
Dan Spencer, an advisory board member of the “My House” anti-pornography initiative in the Archdiocese of Kansas City, Kan., told 200 men at the 13th annual Morning Men’s Spirituality event that pornographic addiction is so prevalent it qualifies as one of the major battles the Catholic Church must speak out about and fight.
“It is the single largest battle, in my opinion, in this room – the battle of pornography,” said Spencer, an advertising and marketing executive and consultant. “There are men here – and not just one or two – who are addicted to pornography and who struggle with sexual issues. This sexual Katrina is destroying homes, families, men, our society, our church. This is enormous.”
Read more: catholicnews.com/data/stories/cns/0904854.htmSpencer, who spoke Oct. 17 at St. Rita Church, said as many as 54 percent of men admit to viewing pornography in a one-month period, and 10 percent are addicted, including those who regularly attend church.