Nebraska bishop contrasts ‘abject tragedy’ of contraception, joy of Gospel of life
July 20, 2018
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CWN Editor's Note: “Contraception conditions men and women, and therefore the cultures which they form, to deny the obvious and intrinsic relationship between sex and the conception of new life,” said Bishop James Conley of Lincoln. “The personal, familial, and social effects of the ubiquitous use of contraception are manifestly self-evident. As a pastor, what most concerns me now is how to stem this tide—how to help couples choose to live in accord with God’s plan for a joy-filled marriage, which is, demonstrably, God’s plan for basic human flourishing.”
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