Catholic Answers apologist and speaker Matt Fradd explains how viewing pornographic images can affect behavior.
Do pornographic images affect behavior?
Matt Fradd is Australian by birth and Catholic by choice. After experiencing a profound conversion at World Youth Day in Rome in 2000, Matt committed himself to inviting others to know Jesus Christ and the Church He founded. As a missionary in Canada and Ireland, Matt proclaimed the Gospel to...
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