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Funcky Deadend
Funcky Deadend
6 years ago

Great to see the Catholic Church demonstrate leadership in this very critical development matter. But then, why still insist on using natural family planning instead of allowing couples to chose freely how they can manage their reproduction? The Church controls a fair share of the country’s health system that distributed contraception and by restricting their programme response to promoting natural family planning, the Church is indirectly undermining the same responsible parenthood principles highlighted by Father Saindi. Catholic women in strongholds like Latin America and Europe use modern contraception and natural family planning – the Malawi chapter should allow free choice… Read more »

Sheila Kippley
6 years ago

An easy way to learn all the fertility signs and also ecological breastfeeding to space babies and also have the many benefits for both mother and baby. This type breastfeeding (requiring the Seven Standards) is God’s plan to space births in a family and involves no abstinence. Ecologically breastfeeding mothers enjoy going, on average, 14 to 15 months without menstruation. Learn more at http://www.NFPandmore.org. To go one or 2 years without menstruation postpartum is perfectly normal with nature as your guide.

pixy
pixy
6 years ago

Inunso the so called BAMBO are cotributors to this problem.Ansembe ambili ali ndi ana m’midzimu.

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