Pope Pius XI-Casti Connubii: On Christian Marriage | Catholic Culture Audiobooks
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Casti Connubii, or “of chaste wedlock”, was a papal encyclical promulgated by Pope Pius XI on December 21, 1930, in response to the approval by the Anglican Communion’s seventh Lambeth Conference of birth control for married couples.
Over 90 years later, this encyclical has lost none of its relevance. In it, Pope Pius delivers a sweeping defense against the many threats to marriage that are still prevalent today. Priests and catechists involved in marriage preparation, take note!
Pope Pius first discusses the nature and the dignity of Christian marriage, as well as its many benefits to family and to society. He then addresses the many errors and vices opposed to marriage before finally describing the principal remedies to the problems afflicting marriage in the present day.
Pope Pius XI’s encyclical on marriage contains many truths forgotten even among faithful Catholics.
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In the last few days, I’ve really been struggling with an issue in my marriage. Went looking for the answer and I found this. I am so thankful to God for the guidance of the Catholic Church.
Awesome!! God bless you! Thanks for sharing this with us.
thank you
Thank you so much for this! Just wish to remember this section 21:50
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