Reading on Spanish Wikipedia article about Shabat I encountered this phrase " Unlike what happens in Christianity, Sanctity and Sexuality are not opposite in Judaism (… so it is possible to have sex at Shabat…)".
that is a heavy stone thrown at us. More from a long-tradition Rabbinic Jewish caricature about Christians such as Barbarian Goys who have stolen their Light… so we Christians are troglodytes who say… no…sex! Vade retro! Or is it real?
I need documents to prove it is not real a complete opposition between Sanctity and Sexuality.
I remember writings of Faustina Kowalska talking about the Encounter between God and Us such as that Encounter between the married couple… The Bridegroom and his Bride. Really meaningful for me were those writings.
This “stuff” from Wikipedia is very wrong, in reality, it is only the disinformation from… I do not want to write these words, because I must be charitable.
In catholicism, in the marriage, the marital act (union of bodies between spouses with the pleasures, with the orgasms, with holy erotism — Songs of Song—) is a language, a prayer, a communion, a symbol of the Holy Trinity because marriage is a sacrament that was given us by Jesus-Christ, God and Holy Spirit.
For Judaism, menstruations are dirty, not holy, unclean, impure. In catholicism, it is not, of course.
For Judaism, the husband cannot touch his wife during her periods. A wife can not touch her husband during her periods. It is sinful.
No sex during some times in Judaism. Stop, stop, In catholicism the true liberty is holy and total. Per se, it is not a sin to practice conjugal act in function of:
- Physiologic circumstances of wife
During wife’s periods (menstruation):
During pregnancy:
Days before the child birth:
The day of child birth (of course before the waters loss, labor and the delivery):
Sometimes the conjugal act can bring on labor., but per se if there are no medical problems, conjugal making love is not a sin even just before the end of pregnancy. If each members of couple are okay no problem if no medical issue.
During breastfeeding:
During menopause:
After menopause:
- Time of conjugal making love (when):
The Day:
The Night:
The Morning:
The Afternoon:
The Evening:
The Week:
The Week-end:
Holy Days:
Advent:
Christmas:
On Sunday:
Before Sunday Mass:
Before Sunday Mass and before Holy Communion:
After Sunday Mass:
After Sunday Mass and after Holy Communion:
Ash Wednesday:
Lent:
Holy Week:
Easter:
- Place of marital act (where):
Conjugal bed at home:
Conjugal bedroom at home:
Conjugal house: at home everywhere if the intimacy is respected: no children, no people in the house, of course, and no offense possible:
Bedroom hostel:
Bedroom motel :
A bedroom of friends for couple during vacations, during week-end:
A bedroom of your parents in law (for instance in your wife’s bedroom before your wedding):
A Bedroom of your parents (for instance in your own bedroom before your wedding):
- The initiative of one spouse: Equality and Equity between wife and husband
Active wife:
Passive wife:
Active husband:
Passive husband:
- The age of each one Spouse:
Young (18 until 60 years):
Old (60 until the death):
