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Virginity Is Beautiful by Rosemary Vivianne of Secret of the Rosary Films. Credits at the end of the video. The Church teaches that there are three vocations in life for human beings: the married life, the single life and the life of a religious. The moral norm for a call to the single life or religious life is that of virginity. The moral norm for those who are called to a married life but are not yet married is also virginity. Morally, virginity signifies the reverence for bodily integrity which is suggested by a virtuous motive. Thus understood, it is common to both sexes, and may exist in a women even after bodily violation committed upon her against her will. Physically, it implies a bodily integrity, visible evidence of which exists only in women. The Catholic Faith teaches us that God miraculously preserved this bodily integrity, in the Blessed Virgin Mary, even during and after her childbirth (see Paul IV, Cum quorundam , 7 August, 1555). There are two elements in virginity: the material element, that is to say, the absence, in the past and in the present, of all complete and voluntary delectation, whether from lust or from the lawful use of marriage; and the formal element, that is the firm resolution to abstain forever from sexual pleasure. It is to be remarked, on the one hand, that material virginity is not destroyed by every sin against the sixth or ninth commandment, and on the other hand that the resolution of virginity extends to more than the mere preservation of bodily integrity, for if it were restricted to material virginity, the resolution, at least outside the married state, might coexist with vicious desires, and could not then be virtuous. It has been sometimes asked whether there is a special virtue of virginity; and in spite of the affirmative answer of some authors, and of the text of St. Thomas, II-II:152:3, the statement of which cannot be taken literally, the question must be answered in the negative. Formally, virginity is but the purpose of perpetually preserving perfect chastity in one who abstains from sexual pleasure. Ordinarily this purpose is inspired by a virtue superior to that of chastity; the motive may be religious or apostolic. Then the superior virtues of charity or religion will ennoble this purpose and communicate to it their own beauty; but we shall not find in it any splendour or merit of another virtue. The resolution of virginity is generally offered to God under the form of a vow. The counsel of virginity is expressly given in the New Testament; first in Matthew 19:11-12, where Christ, after reminding His disciples that besides those who are unfit for marriage by nature, or by reason of a mutilation inflicted by others, there are others who have made the same sacrifice for the kingdom of heaven, recommends them to imitate these. He that can take, let him take it. Tradition has always understood this text in the sense of a profession of perpetual continence. St. Paul again, speaking (1 Corinthians 7:25-40) as a faithful preacher of the doctrine of the Lord (tamquam misericordiam consecutus a Domino, ut sim fidelis), formally declares that marriage is permissible, but that it would be better to follow his counsel and remain single; and he gives the reasons; besides the considerations arising from the circumstances of his time, he gives this general reason, that the married man is solicitous for the things of the world, how he may please his wife: and he is divided ; whereas he that is without a wife directs all his care to his own bodily and spiritual sanctification, and is at liberty to devote himself to prayer. The Church, following this teaching of St. Paul, has always considered the state of virginity or celibacy preferable in itself to the state of marriage, and the Council of Trent (Sess. XXIV, Can. 10) pronounces an anathema against the opposite doctrine. Some heretics of the sixteenth century understood Christ's words, for the kingdom of heaven , in the text above quoted from St. Matthew, as applying to the preaching of the Gospel; but the context, especially verse 14, in which the kingdom of heaven clearly means eternal life, and the passage quoted from St. Paul sufficiently refute that interpretation. Reason confirms the teaching of Holy Scripture. The state of virginity means a signal victory over the lower appetites, and an emancipation from worldly and earthly cares, which gives a man liberty to devote himself to the service of God. Although a person who is a virgin may fail to correspond to the sublime graces of his or her state, and may be inferior in merit to a married person, yet experience bears witness to the marvellous spiritual fruit produced by the example of those men and women who emulate the purity of the angels.

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Discrimination of people affected by HIV/AIDS. Salif, 13 years old, believes that he is very trendy with his fashionable clothes. But he also believes that being nasty towards others is part of being in . At school, he refuses to sit next to Doudou, a child orphaned because of AIDS, using as an excuse the fact that "prevention is better than cure". His teacher is furious and sends him to an information centre so he may write an essay on AIDS. Directed by Cheick Oumar Sissoko (Mali), based on an idea by Justin Corr a, 23 years old (Senegal). A SCENARIOS FROM AFRICA film (www.globaldialogues.org)

The germs are angry and afraid because humanity has been making such great strides against them. They greet the arrival of "Overlord AIDS" with joy, who has found a strategy to weaken the human body: attacking the human body's defence system! How can we outsmart AIDS and protect ourselves from him and his cronies? Directed by Pierre Sauvalle (Cameroon); animated at Pictoon Studios (Senegal), based on an idea by Mamadou Macki Bah, aged 17 (Mali). A SCENARIOS FROM AFRICA film (www.globaldialogues.org)

In a hotel lift, a businessman s composure is ruffled when a stunning young professional woman walks in. As he is leaving the lift, a string of condoms falls from his pocket. The young woman discovers the condoms and imagines with horror the potential consequences for the young man and his woman if he discovers his loss too late. She resolves to overcome her embarrassment and go to his rescue . Directed by Cheick Oumar Sissoko (Mali), based on an idea by Olga Ouedraogo (Burkina Faso), aged 20. A SCENARIOS FROM AFRICA film (www.globaldialogues.org)

Strong women in the face of HIV. Aliou has bought his girlfriend Nancy a new dress, which she eagerly tries on. Meanwhile, thinking that Nancy will reward his generosity, he surreptitiously arms himself with a condom. But Aliou hasn't reckoned with Nancy's reaction or her resolve to stick to her own AIDS prevention strategy. Idea: El Hadji Malick Seck, aged 20 (Senegal) / Directed by: Fanta R gina Nacro (Burkina Faso). A SCENARIOS FROM AFRICA film (www.globaldialogues.org)

After school one day, in two neighbouring classrooms, parallel stories are unfolding. How far will teachers and students go in their efforts to adjust marks through seduction? Will they succeed? Idea: Kossi Yesunyo Gossou, aged 18 ans (Togo) and R gis Nkouma, aged 20 (Congo) / Directed by: Abderrahmane Sissako (Mauritania). A SCENARIOS FROM AFRICA film (www.globaldialogues.org)

Nina is about to go meet up with her boyfriend, Adama. Nina's aunt, sensing that it might be a good time to talk with her niece about men and their predatory instincts, provides some matter-of-fact advice. Idea: Aram Di ye, aged 16 (Senegal) / Directed by: Idrissa Ou draogo (Burkina Faso). A SCENARIOS FROM AFRICA film (www.globaldialogues.org)

Le Dr Kambou, spécialiste en matière de VIH/SIDA, donne une interview en direct à la télévision. Pendant l’interview, le monde entier peut voir que le Dr Kambou, avec son air prétentieux et affecté, est un véritable expert quand il s’agit de faire fonctionner son imagination face à un cas de tentation aigu ! Réalisé par Newton I. Aduaka ; basé sur une idée originale de Jean Vincent Digbé Grobly, 18 ans, Côte d’Ivoire. Un film de la collection SCENARIOS D'AFRIQUE (www.globaldialogues.org)Author: ScenariosAfrica Tags: VIH SIDA Afrique Côte d’Ivoire Bénin Nigeria Sénégal prévention sexe rapport sexuel santé publique sensibilisation abstinence fidélité infidélité Newton Aduak Scénarios d’Afrique Posted: 16 April 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

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President Bush is asked about how teenage pregnancy has risen under his "abstinence only" education programs.