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Humanae Vitae as endorsed by Padre Pio spelt out the dangers of the C. Pill.However was it infallible?Possibly not. No Pope could have forseen the changing role of women. A woman in marriage has a duty to her husband d and then to her children to ensure they are physically and mentally secure. If an other baby means deprivation in food, housing , health a m other will limit her family.The maternal urge given to women by God takes presidence and must be taken into account.I t is difficult for men to understand the problems of the maternal urge.and also to accept that today many women fail as mothers due to lack of training and help.
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