Remembering John Paul II
"Paul VI, calling it contraception as intrinsically illicit, has wanted to teach the moral law allows no exceptions: never a personal or social circumstances have been, or may, or may make such an act an act ordered by itself. The existence of special rules in relation to intra-mundane act of man, endowed with a force that must be excluded, provided that in any case, the possibility of exceptions, is the constant teaching of Tradition and the Magisterium of the Church Catholic theologian can not put into discussion. "
John Paul II, Address Participants at the Second International Congress of Moral Theology (November 12, 1988), n. 5
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"Paul VI, calling it contraception as intrinsically illicit, has wanted to teach the moral law allows no exceptions: never a personal or social circumstances have been, or may, or may make such an act an act ordered by itself. The existence of special rules in relation to intra-mundane act of man, endowed with a force that must be excluded, provided that in any case, the possibility of exceptions, is the constant teaching of Tradition and the Magisterium of the Church Catholic theologian can not put into discussion. "
John Paul II, Address Participants at the Second International Congress of Moral Theology (November 12, 1988), n. 5
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