Relationships And Families Flashcards

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What is the purpose of Sex

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Should be marital, unitive, pro-creative

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Catholic teaching on pro-creative sex

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“Be fruitful and increase in number

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3
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Theology of the body

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Emphasis on how precious sex is, some people believe it is discriminatory against homo-sexual relationships ( gay sex cant be pro-creative)

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4
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When is catholic marriage valid

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  • agree to freely marry ( not forced )
  • agree to be faithful
  • accept children lovingly as a gift from god
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5
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Catholic Marriage acrynom SPEL

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Sacrament
Permanent
Exclusive
Life-Giving

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What are the marriage vows

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  • To have and to hold, from this day forward, to love and to cherish, for richer for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do us part
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What are reasons for Annulment

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  • One/both was forced to marry
  • One/both never intended to have a child
  • The marriage was not consummated
  • One/both never intended to remain faithful
  • Lies/concealment
  • Incest
  • Couldn’t give consent (not understanding the vows)
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what are the catholic view on Adultery

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• It breaks the marriage vows (have and to hold….love
and cherish)
• Betrays trust - causes hurt
• Brings distress to whole family
• Can cause the break-up of the marriage (insecure for
children)
• Jesus says adultery is wrong

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what is a contrasting belief on Adultery

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  • personal happiness is more important…?
    Perhaps the couple made a serious mistake by
    getting married?
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What are catholic teachings on homosexuality

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• It is not a sin to have homosexual feelings
• Homosexual sex is considered wrong because it is not
pro-creative
• Homosexuals should live celibate lives (with support and
prayer)

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What are catholic opinions on remarriage

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• Catholics cannot re-marry in a Catholic Church
unless the original partner has died
• A re-married Catholic cannot therefore receive
Holy Communion

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What makes a catholic marriage valid

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- The five vows must be said (in front of a Catholic
priest)
- Must be willing to accept children
- Must be consummated
(have sex)
- Must be willing to accept children
- Must not be closely
related 
- Must marry of own free will (not forced)
- Must give consent and be free to marry
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Why is the catholic church against cohabitation

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• There is no commitment within the sexual union
• This can create insecurity … and reduce the need
for faithfulness

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what are catholic attitudes on contraception

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• All artificial contraception is wrong ….
• It contradicts God’s command to ‘be fruitful and
multiply’….
• ….It contradicts the two purposes of sex - to be
unitive and to procreate

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what is a contrasting catholic belief on contraception

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  • Artificial contraception is acceptable because..
  • It is responsible to only have the number of children you can care for
  • God created sex for uniting couples as well as for pro-creating
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16
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What is Natural Family Planning (NFP)

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• The Catholic Church does allow Natural Family
Planning
• … where couples do NOT have sex when the woman
is at the most fertile time of the month
• Catholics agree that couples should only have the
number of children they can care for
• The possibility of pregnancy remains - if this is
what God plans

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What is the catholic teaching on family

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  • Nuclear family is ideal
  • Other types of family are not encouraged
  • Having a mother and father is more balanced
  • Children with same-sex parents may be harmed by prejudice and intolerance
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What is a contrasting catholic teaching on family

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• A quarter of children in Britain have single
parents …
• There is growing acceptance of same-sex
parenting (20,000 children)
• Love and stability matters most

19
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what are the 4 main responsibilities of parents

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  1. To pro-create
  2. To give children security
  3. To educate children
  4. To be the authority
20
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what are the Roles/responsibilities within the family

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• Children should obey their parents
• Parents should show love and kindness to children
• Parents should bring up children in the Christian faith
• Husbands should love their wives so much they are
prepared to die for them

21
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What is said in the bible about gender equality

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• In the Old Testament men were seen as superior to
women…
• The 12 apostles were male and early Church leaders
were men
• Jesus was radical – he treated women as equal to
men. For example:
• Mary Magdalene had the task of announcing the
resurrection to Jesus’ male followers
• Mary, Jesus mother, is shown as the perfect disciple

22
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What is the catholic teaching on gender equality

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Each of the two sexes has equal dignity,

though in a different way’

23
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Bible quotes on gender equality

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  • “There is neither male nor female…for you are all one in Christ Jesus” (St Paul)
24
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What roles can woman play in the church

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  • Motherhood
  • Holy Communion/Confirmation classes
  • Retreat days
  • Can become a nun
  • Can be a Eucharistic minister
  • Can be a missionary
  • Be in a caring profession, e.g. doctor
  • Support charities (e.g. CAFOD, SVP)