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Success in WA (letter)

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 Contents - Jul 2003AD2000 July 2003 - Buy a copy now
Editorial: The pivotal roles of Saints Peter and Paul - Michael Gilchrist
Archbishop Hart defends woman in euthanasia case - Peter Westmore
News: The Church Around the World - AD2000
Books: AD2000 to distribute Ignatius Press titles in Australia from July - Peter Westmore
Homily: Bicentenary Mass celebrated in Sydney - Archbishop George Pell
Events: Seeking the face of Christ through the arts: Carnivale Christi goes national - Nicholas Rynne
Orthodox Anglicans close ranks to preserve faith - Nigel Zimmermann
Catholic Literature: Hilaire Belloc's 50th anniversary: is he 'yesterday's man'? - Br Christian Moe FSC
Brisbane Synod ends: Archbishop Bathersby to announce pastoral programs - AD2000 REPORT
The concentration camp prisoner who became a Queensland priest - Warren Losberg
How to start a parish apologetics group - Mavis Power
School sacramental programs: evangelise Catholic families first - Fr John Speekman
TMC: Adelaide Thomas More Centre Autumn School a success - Emma Benz
Letters: Apostolate (letter) - Fr Adrian Head
Letters: Obstacles to confession (letter) - M.G.A. De Wolf
Letters: Catholic heritage (letter) - Sue Russell
Letters: Church design (letter) - Michael Baradinsky
Letters: Lenten program (letter) - Robert Osmak
Letters: Success in WA (letter) - Deidre Lyra
Letters: New Mass (letter) - Peter D. Howard
Letters: Misunderstood (letter) - Elsie Cunningham
Letters: New religion (letter) - Br Jim Ward CFC
Letters: Catholic visionary? (letter) - Richard Congram
Letters: Pell biography feedback (letter) - Mary Lou Corboy
Letters: Catholic books (letter) - F. Carleton
Letters: Research help - Dolores Lightbody
Letters: Conversions (letter) - Margaret Holgate
Books: Marriage And Modernization, by Don Browning - Bill Muehlenberg (reviewer)
Books: The Prenatal Person: Ethics from Conception to Birth - Dr Ted Watt (reviewer)
Books: Europe: The Exceptional Case: Parameters Of Faith In The Modern World - Anthony Cappello (reviewer)
Books: Great books at the best prices! - Anthony Cappello
Reflection: The meaning of vocation for baptised Christians - Archbishop Philip Wilson

Christopher West was "a breath of fresh air" to those West Australians eagerly awaiting the latest news from Rome on matters of human sexuality and expectations of change to suit a post-modem Western society. He certainly did 'rock the boat'!

Christopher is not only young, but a young man who espouses the views and wisdom of our venerable Pontiff John Paul II and the traditions of our Catholic Church.

Judging from the unprecedented numbers of people at several venues, with often standing room only, it certainly was a real eye-opener for many who braved these conditions to hear the truths on contraception, pre-marital and extra-marital sex, abortion, prostitution, homosexuality and lesbianism.

He expressed strong views on a committed marriage relationship in light of the escalating divorce rate in our society.

Hopefully many of our priests, school principals and RE coordinators would have benefited greatly from the talks in equipping themselves to relay these truths to their parishioners and students, as human sexuality has been a taboo subject in our churches and schools for too long. Thank you to the sponsors, The Record newspaper and Catholic Doctors Association of WA.

Good News about Sex and Marriage by Christopher West was certainly a best-seller in the West after his recent visit.

DEIRDRE LYRA
Forrestfield, WA

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Reprinted from AD2000 Vol 16 No 6 (July 2003), p. 14

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