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Re: Qualities of a Virtuous Woman by Fr Sean
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  • Don’t necessarily assume a person from a small family contracepted.
    I suppose a big family could contracept and a smaller one not.
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    Re: Qualities of a Virtuous Woman by Fr Sean
    « Reply #16 on: Yesterday at 09:53:31 PM »
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  • I suppose a big family could contracept and a smaller one not.
    Yes, it’s possible, of course. Remember the anecdote of Bp. Fulton Sheen. He met a couple of newlyweds en route to Europe for their honeymoon at Lourdes. They told him that they planned to pray for a big family and light a candle. The bishop gave them his blessing. Twenty-five years later, the bishop encountered the same couple again on their way to Lourdes. He asked if they were lighting another candle. They replied, “No, Your Excellency, we’ve been blessed with two dozen children, so we’re going to blow the candle out.”


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    Re: Qualities of a Virtuous Woman by Fr Sean
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  • PMDon’t necessarily assume a person from a small family contracepted. My mother had medical issues and lost numerous pregnancies. For whatever reason, God intended only two of us to survive.
    True.  I had 3 before my husband became a quadriplegic and spent 15 years in a nursing home and died from cancer. We had always talked about 6 (given our advanced ages that would have been a big family for us).