Pro-life Philippines’ forum to discuss same-sex attraction. Pro-life Philippines’ forum to discuss same-sex attraction MANILA, June 14, 2012—A half-day seminar aimed at educating the public and pro-…More
Pro-life Philippines’ forum to discuss same-sex attraction.
Pro-life Philippines’ forum to discuss same-sex attraction
MANILA, June 14, 2012—A half-day seminar aimed at educating the public and pro-lifers on the issue of same-sex attraction is being organized by Pro-Life Philippines Foundation on July 21.
With the theme “Understanding the Challenges of Same-Sex Attraction (Everything you want to know about Same-Sex Attraction but don’t know whom to ask)”, the forum will help participants learn and understand how to deal with people exhibiting same-sex attraction, whether male or female.
Organizers hope to educate the people on everything they should know about same-sex attraction such as its origin, the Church’s stand on the issue, and how it upsets God’s plan for marriage and family life.
“Let us help to make these people understand themselves better. We must understand its implications in our pastoral care, student guidance counseling and classroom management and even to our family,” organizers stated in their letter of invitation.
Family life volunteers, pastoral workers, guidance counselors, teachers and school administrators are among those invited to attend the seminar.
Speaker for the seminar is Mr. Ansel Beluso, a former entertainment writer and showbiz talk-show host.
Beluso is now married with two beautiful children and a full-time pastoral worker of the Couples for Christ Foundation for Family and Life (CFC-FFL).
He responded to God’s call to start a psycho-spiritual program for the pastoral care and spiritual nourishment of active homosexuals who struggle to step out of the enslavement of their flesh.
He currently hosts a radio program, “Digma ng Buhay” in DZRV Radyo Veritas 846, a Church-run AM station.
The seminar will take place in St. Joseph Reatreat House, Conference Room, Our Lady of Loreto Parish in Legarda.
For more information, call Ms. Ellen at 733-7027 or through fax at 734-9425; text 0919-237783 or email life@prolife.org.ph. (Jandel Posion)
Pro-life Philippines’ forum to discuss same-sex attraction
MANILA, June 14, 2012—A half-day seminar aimed at educating the public and pro-lifers on the issue of same-sex attraction is being organized by Pro-Life Philippines Foundation on July 21.
With the theme “Understanding the Challenges of Same-Sex Attraction (Everything you want to know about Same-Sex Attraction but don’t know whom to ask)”, the forum will help participants learn and understand how to deal with people exhibiting same-sex attraction, whether male or female.
Organizers hope to educate the people on everything they should know about same-sex attraction such as its origin, the Church’s stand on the issue, and how it upsets God’s plan for marriage and family life.
“Let us help to make these people understand themselves better. We must understand its implications in our pastoral care, student guidance counseling and classroom management and even to our family,” organizers stated in their letter of invitation.
Family life volunteers, pastoral workers, guidance counselors, teachers and school administrators are among those invited to attend the seminar.
Speaker for the seminar is Mr. Ansel Beluso, a former entertainment writer and showbiz talk-show host.
Beluso is now married with two beautiful children and a full-time pastoral worker of the Couples for Christ Foundation for Family and Life (CFC-FFL).
He responded to God’s call to start a psycho-spiritual program for the pastoral care and spiritual nourishment of active homosexuals who struggle to step out of the enslavement of their flesh.
He currently hosts a radio program, “Digma ng Buhay” in DZRV Radyo Veritas 846, a Church-run AM station.
The seminar will take place in St. Joseph Reatreat House, Conference Room, Our Lady of Loreto Parish in Legarda.
For more information, call Ms. Ellen at 733-7027 or through fax at 734-9425; text 0919-237783 or email life@prolife.org.ph. (Jandel Posion)