CLF Flashcards
What are we commanded by the Sixth and Ninth Commandment?
We are by the sixth commanded to be pure and modest in our behavior; by the Ninth, in thought and in desire
A child is not something 1_________________ to one, but is a 2___________________. The “supreme gift of marriage” is a 3_____________________________. A child may not be considered a 4__________________________________, an idea to which an alleged “right to a child” would lead. In this area, only the child possesses 5 ____________________________: the right “to be the fruit of the specific 6____________________________ of his parents,” and “the right to be respected as a person 7____________________________________________.”
A particular aspect of this responsibility concerns the 8______________________________. For just reasons, spouses may wish to space the 9 _______________________ of their children. It is their 10_______________________ to make certain that their desire is 11_________________________ by selfishness but is in conformity with the 12_______________________ appropriate to 13____________________________ parenthood. Moreover, they should 14___________________________ their behavior to the objective criteria of 15______________________.
- owed
- gift
- human person
- property
- genuine rights
- act of the conjugal love
- from the moment of his conception.
- regulation of procreation
- births
- duty
- not motivated
- generosity
- responsible
- conform
- morality
“Do you know that your members are the temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you?… Glorify God and bear him in your body.”
(1 Cor.6:19-20)
“Beloved I exhort you as strangers and pilgrims to abstain from carnal desires which war against the soul.”
(1 Pet. 2:11)
“Oh, how beautiful is the chaste generation with glory! For the memory thereof is immortal, because it is known both with God and with men”
(Wis.4:1-2)
“The body is not for immorality, but for the Lord, and the Lord for the body”
(1 Cor. 6:13)
God has always shown special love for those whose ______ is outstanding
Chastity
The Sixth Commandment forbids all _________ and _________ in words, looks, and actions, whether alone or with others.
impurity and immodesty
regulates the expression of the rights of the married and excludes them outside the married state:
Purity
It is a form of temperance which inclines one to retain from what may lead to unlawful pleasure.
modesty
which is the unfaithfulness of a married person. It is a duty before God and men for married people to be true to each other.
Adultery
is a great evil which breaks up the harmony of the family, and brings punishments in this life and the next.
Adultery
is a holy state, through which Almighty God intends the propagation of the race.
matrimony
are permitted to the married, but positively forbidden to the unmarried.
matrimony
All_______ and ______ actions, whether committed alone or with others, are forbidden.
impure and immodest
When ________ is committed deliberately, it is always a mortal sin.
Impurity
What are the most common occasions of the sin against chastity?
- Idleness
- Bad companions and conversations.
- Too free companionship with the other sex.
- Immoral books, magazines and newspapers.
- Indecent shows, pictures, games.
- Immoral dances.
- Immodesty and excessive luxury in dress.
This is the parent of sin. Man is like the earth: if it is not planted to good seed, weeds grow on it fast. So a person is beset by all kind of evil temptations unless he has some worthwhile occupation.
Idleness
Bad companions are the cause for the fall into impurity of numberless young people.
Bad companions and conversations.
Undue familiarity between opposite sexes inflames passions, just as straw blazes up when brought near the fire. Girls and young women certainly know that if they want to be respected, they must respect themselves, and not permit men to be caressing them at all times.
Too free companionship with the other sex.
Many are in attractive garb, but enkindle the passions and do harm.
Immoral books, magazines and newspapers.
Bad shows, whether on the stage or in films, corrupt more subtly than immoral conversation, because what one sees leaves a stronger impression. Moreover, bad shows represent evil in attractive garb.
Indecent shows, pictures, games.
In itself, dancing is not reprehensible practice; it the manner that should be carefully guarded. At bad dances there are often women present who are very immodestly dressed. There is a further danger of excessive drinking.
Immoral dances.
A beautifully dressed girl is pleasing to look at. But the “art of looking nice” should not be indulged in excess. Women whose aim in life is to deck themselves in order to attract attention of men are putting themselves in a way of unchastity.
Immodesty and excessive luxury in dress.
