It is not okay, for you are preventing the ability to be fertile. It is more or less the same as using a contraceptive, which is against the teachings of the Catholic church. If there is some medical reason for this, I am not sure, but if there is you may have to speak to a priest about that.
Floyd Allport
Because it is God's will.
Apex:Rene Descartes
A Deist.
.Catholic AnswerNot a blessed thing for the simple reason that Catholic and Christian are the same thing.
It is the SAME faith (belief in Christ and God), it is just that the Lutherans felt (with good reason) that the people in charge of the Catholic church had become corrupt and were not living up to Christs teachings anymore. They therefore broke away form that church and set up a simpler, separate Christian community.
To sponsor a child for baptism, at least one of the sponsors needs to be Catholic. The other if non-catholic can be Christian witness (if Christian) but is not entered as a sponsor. To sponsor a child for Confirmation, theer is only one sponsor who must be Catholic and confirmed.
Thomas Aquinas was a medieval Catholic philosopher and theologian, known for integrating Aristotelian philosophy with Christian doctrine. He believed that reason and faith are complementary rather than contradictory; reason can lead to truths about the natural world and help understand faith, while faith reveals truths that surpass human reason. Aquinas argued that both are essential for a complete understanding of reality, asserting that faith provides knowledge beyond what is accessible through reason alone.
Humanism contradicted the teachings of the Catholic Church by promoting the importance of individual thought and reason over blind faith in authority. It also emphasized the value of human potential and the pursuit of knowledge through classical texts and secular education, challenging the church's monopoly on education and intellectual authority. Additionally, Humanism encouraged a more human-centered approach to understanding morality and ethics, rather than relying solely on religious doctrine.
To help support his cause and make it sound like he was right (the whole reason many people do so). As Oscar Wilde said: "Quotation is a substitute for wit" ;)
The most common reason for a Catholic annulment is the lack of proper consent or understanding at the time of marriage, which can invalidate the sacrament in the eyes of the Church.