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Abstinence in Marriage | How to Address Irregular Cycles when Practicing NFP

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October 28, 2020

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With unpredictable menstrual cycles and having made a career commitment for the next two years, our listener wonders if she and her soon-to-be-husband should refrain from consumating their union.

Christopher and Wendy offer insights on Natural Family Planning, abstinence in marriage, and the Church's teaching on contraception.

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