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We must realize: these elites want children to have THEIR values, not YOURS. In reality, the media, most politicians, and many education chiefs are obliterating a parent's ability to protect their child's innocence and identity.

Why are children in schools being shown graphic images of sex and told anything goes so long as consent is established, if not to encourage our sons and daughters to become sexually active?Ī sane society would try to shield impressionable children from becoming sexualized, and encourage them not to watch pornography, take puberty blockers or mutilate their genitalia, but our schools increasingly promote these behaviors.

#Embrace tradition how to

Why is the World Health Organization calling for 4 year-olds to be taught how to masturbate?.Why are politicians around the world pushing radical transgender theories on children as young as 5?.There are countless reasons to conclude modern sex-education is less about critical thinking and more about indoctrinating and sexualizing children at as young an age as possible. Related: Couple spread the Gospel by filming the beauty of Catholic life in the UK She prompts Megan to speak on her advocacy of modest fashion as a key area in which to embrace femininity. She and her husband named the two children John and Faustina Thérèse.įollowing the difficult story of lost children to miscarriages, Maria shifts the conversation to “embracing being a woman” as a counterargument to the negative “automatic response to having children.” Instead of focusing on what is hard about this vocation, she addresses how women can find true peace and happiness in motherhood. Megan describes how one of the losses nearly took her own life and described the moments of deep surrender following each death, as if she were “giving the baby back” to God. “And it just hits somewhere deep in a woman, I think, because it doesn’t ever go away, because you remember your babies. “I didn’t realize just how hard,” she says about the experiences. Holding her seven-month-old on her lap, Megan shares with Maria some of her most difficult moments in her vocation as a mother.Īfter welcoming a few of her little ones, Megan suffered two miscarriages which caused her tremendous grief. On the show, they agree that while motherhood is a challenging life, it is also fulfilling. The two mothers agree that a common misconception of motherhood is the fear that having children is just hard work and nothing else. “Because right now, I think a lot of young women are not seeing the beauty of motherhood, or perhaps don’t want to be mothers, and this is a way that we can witness to the beauty of our vocations.” “I think we need beauty, we need to show the beauty of motherhood,” Megan says in the interview. They reflect together on how both the joys and the sorrows of motherhood are what makes their vocations pure blessings. Together, they discuss such topics of interest to young Catholic women as coping with the disappointment of miscarriage and modest but feminine fashion. The host of the show, Maria Jones, visits with Megan Madden, an American mother who has settled with her husband and children in England.

#Embrace tradition series

( LifeSiteNews ) - In a recent episode of the British Catholic video series One of Nine, an American mother of five shares her insight on how to embrace femininity and motherhood in an anti-family culture. Tickets and sponsorships can be purchased by clicking here. You’re invited! Join LifeSite in celebrating 25 years of pro-life and pro-family reporting at our anniversary Gala August 17th in Naples, Florida.