Homosexuality and Catholic Teaching

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Fr. Paul Check

Fr. Paul Check reviews what the Catholic Church teaches about homosexuality.
Male And Female He Made Them: Questions And Answers About Marriage And Same-Sex Unions
In Male and Female He Made Them the authors lead the reader through the key areas in  the homosexual marriage debate.

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