St Casimir High School - Casmirron Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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,, V--V Y fp? x 5 CA s M 1 wow 'ki ' 2111. 1 Y if K V :J1:ff:x.f:5:5fF a V if Chrjgxidn lhdrffdgs The dignity of marriage derives from the teaching of Christ who made it the foundation Aof human society, re- stored its original purity, raised it gto the honor of a sacrament, and entrusted its' discipline to His Spouse,the Church. Marriage was instituted and restored by God and not by man,' and therefore its laws cannot be altered by the State or the individuals. True marriage is established both by the will of God and the will of man. Its main blessings are children, conjugal faith, and a sacramental bond. Among these blessings, children hold the first place God wishes men to be born not only that they should live and fill the earth, ,but much more that they may worship God, that they may know Him and love Him and finally enjoy Him forever in heaven. The second blessing of matrimony is conjugal fidelity which means that conjugal rights belong to husband and wife and may never be extended to another person, Matri- monial faith demands that husband and wife be joined in a especially holy and pure love as Christ loved the Church. These are the elements that constitute the blessings of conjugal faith--- unity, chastity, charity, honorable and noble obedience. The third blessing is the sacramental bond which per fects natural love, confirms an-umbreakable union, and sanctifies both husband and wife. By His divine authority, Jesus Christ has made this bond stable and permanentg nwhat God has joined together let no man put asunder,U Birth Control is proclaimed as the modern gospel. We declare this practice of the very nature vicious and sin- ful, and therefore it should not be permitted, Another thing the Church opposes is mixed marriage be' cause the blending of mind and heart is more difficult when there is difference in religious viewpoint. Divouce is also an opposition of the Church because it is opposed to the plain teaching of Christ and there's no power in Church or State that can justly grant it. 42.462-gf Q, 2