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| The overall study of man and what it means to be a human person |
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| Every action before, during, or after sexual intercourse that deliberately attempts to imeded its procreative potential. Intrinsically evil and unacceptable |
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| Love that is committed. this commitment guides all other actions. You keep your promises once wyou have made them, no matter how your feelings may change |
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| Love that is not controlled or manipulated by another person or by a disordered desire. No one is forcing you to love. You love freely because you want to |
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| Love that is life-giving because it is free, total, and faithful. It is open to procreation in the physical realm and is life-giving in the spiritual and emotional realm as well |
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| Actions of genital stimulation with a person of the same sex. "intrinsically disordered" contrary to natural law |
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| The attraction that a man or woman has to a member of the same sex. Not disordered and not sinful in and of itself |
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| Pope Paul IV's 1968 encyclical on human life. It is most famous for its clear and definitive teaching of why contraception is immoral and sinful |
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| the Latin phrase which means "in the person of Christ", describes the identity and actions of a priest, particuarly when he celebrates the sacraments |
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| The Blessed Virgin Mary's "Yes" to the Lord, which demonstrated her faithful obedience to God's will |
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| Trains a person in selfishness as opposed to faithfulness...gravely disordered action |
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| The law or purpose that God has "written" naturally into the hearts, minds, and bodies of men and women |
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| the loving embrace of a married couple through sexual intercourse in which they become one flesh |
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| Love without strings attatched that holds nothing back. You make a gift of yourself to another |
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| the responsibility of every artist to represent persons with dignity, especially through the depiction of the human body in art form |
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| The responsibility of all viewers of the human body portrayed in art, to see humans as persons with dignity, not objects to be lustfully desired |
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| Having sex outside of marriage |
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| The capability of the body to speak its own language and to communicate without words |
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| Generally speaking, the words that speak truth and compassion, especially regarding the body (truth and totality of self communicated through the body during sex) |
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| To treat someone as a thing rather than as a person through actions that disregard his or her inherent dignity as a human being |
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| The sexually explicit depiction of persons, in words or images, created in order to cause the arousal of lust on the part of the observer |
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