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This multimedia presentation introduces students to the fundamental meaning and mission of the pro-life movement. Walking through historical evidence, biological fetal development, and student-driven question-and-answer, this presentation shares the gift and beauty of life in an interactive, age-appropriate way.
This engaging talk encourages discussion of the joy and practicality of chastity, while providing clear definitions, inspiring examples, and tips on how to live this virtue as young men and women. Speakers use stories, testimony, and science to present the connection between virtue, friendship, dating, marriage, and vocation.
This slideshow presentation walks students through ten tips on how to navigate today’s dating scene. Drawing from research, personal testimonies, and the Theology of the Body, our speakers provide a framework for how young people can enter meaningful relationships that ultimately pave the way for a happy marriage.
Chastity is the virtue that allows us to be able to focus our sexual desires, emotions, and attractions toward true love and toward our dignity. It is the good habit of having sexual self control so that we can direct our energy towards good and loving relationships that ultimately pave the way for happy marriages.
All of us were made to love, to make a “gift of ourselves” for others. When a husband and a wife enter into the sexual embrace, they give each other their whole selves, in complete vulnerability and connection. What they communicate with their bodies is an expression of what they communicated with their vows, that they will love and cherish each other “until death do us part.”
One of the things that chastity involves is abstaining from sex until marriage. But chastity is so much more than just abstinence, it is a lifestyle–a lifestyle of saying “yes” to real love. Chastity shows us how to respect ourselves and others by recognizing and upholding the goodness and dignity of the human body, bringing richness and beauty to our relationships and to our life.
all of these questions were asked by real students this school year!