To many Catholics today, the idea of attempting to articulate what we believe on matters of sexuality to a culture that (perhaps rightly) views us with suspicion and hostility is daunting.

It is no exaggeration to say that "Humanae Vitae" was — and remains — one of the most globally rejected documents of the modern age.

In the early 1950s, during Poland's worst period of communist repression, Father Karol Wojtyła made an interesting discovery while building a campus ministry in Kraków. 

Events sometimes introduce new terminology into our public consciousness or draw attention to an obscure word.

In addition to the fact that the sexual revolution made marriage harder for many women to achieve, it also licensed sexual predation on a scale not seen outside of conquering armies.

Do not lay a snare in your neighbor's path.

Here are some standard responses to come-ons. 

The current revelations of an epidemic of sexually aggressive behaviors (SAB) against women, particularly by men in the media over many decades, has led to calls to address this highly prevalent "disease" in our culture.

Simplicity, sincerity and humility — and especially reverence — are essential to true purity.