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All right, we're back, and this, of course, course is hour three so if you've been thinking about

calling call now so that we can get you in before the show is over today in about an hour 888 914

914989 888 914 919 now i think it's worth our time to return to a question that was raised a few minutes ago.

This is by Gregory, and he wants to know about a procedure in which the...

I want to be delicate and roundabout in the way I explain this,

but I'm sure you'll understand what I'm driving at here.

It's not age

appropriate for children. So parents, for good measure, if you have little kids around, they don't

need to hear about this. You can shoe them out of the room, go give them a chore to do or something

like that, and or just turn the radio down. But I had mentioned that there is a, that the church, the way the church views this issue of insemination

is very specific in particular.

And so in respond to Greg's question about whether one method of insemination for the purposes

of achieving pregnancy, would it be morally acceptable,

presuming that the way in which the husband contributed his contribution to conception,

if it were done in a way that included natural marital intercourse so that there was nothing

sinful going on, and then his contribution

as it were was obtained that way and he gives an example of a perforated condom or something like

that so during the break i wanted to make sure that i could give you something specific so

here is what in the national catholicethics Center quarterly, this is some

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