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129 Wednesday Audiences about the meaning of life/our sexuality
An illumination of Humane Vitae
John Paul II saw the suffering, joy, desires and the confusion in the world and studied it to explain the value of the human person and how our sexuality reflects our purpose and desire for love
lived in a time of WW2 so much of human dignity being smeared- by humans.
saw what we are capable of (even in the name of righteousness).
experienced 1st hand the confusions of humanity when they look at themselves and their desires
constantly saw people asking: Why do I have these desires if I can't use them?
Its about seeing what was INTENDED what WENT WRONG (what the mess really
looks like that we live in) how we begin to FIND WHAT WE WERE
MEANT FOR.
See the body not just for what it is, but what it was meant for
The WHY’S not just the HOW’s
“What I attack is the notion that right and wrong should be related simply
to the notion of sin, simply to a notion of “thou shalt not,” rather
than the real ultimate interests of the human beings involved... I think this search for a new ethical set of moral
values based on something other than simply rigid rules set forth many, many centuries ago is
something from only which good can come.” – Hugh Hefner
“Only true love… is capable of absorbing shame… True love is a love in which sexual values are subordinate to the value of the
person.” – John Paul II
Shame