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Catholic Christianity: Marriage and the Family
Catholic teaching on sexual relationships
- 3 things to know
- Paper 1
Overview
Sex as unitive and procreative, Catechism 2360 to 2365 on the twofold end and faithfulness, sex before marriage and adultery, same-sex relationships and Fiducia Supplicans, and Humanist views.
What you need to know
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What does it mean to say sex is unitive and procreative?
What does the Catechism (2360–2361) teach about sexuality?
Questions from this subtopic
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What does the Catholic Church teach about the purpose of sexual relationships?
Model answer
Sex is a gift from God meant only for marriage between a man and a woman. Sex in marriage is both unitive and procreative.
- 2
What does it mean to say sex is unitive and procreative?
Model answer
Unitive means sex expresses and deepens the love and unity of the couple. Procreative means sex is open to the creation of new life.
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What does the Catechism (2360–2361) teach about sexuality?
Model answer
The Catechism says sexuality is ordered to the married love of man and woman. Sexuality involves the whole person, not only the body.
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How does the Catechism (2362) describe sexual acts within marriage?
Model answer
The Catechism calls the acts by which spouses unite “noble and honourable”. Sexual union within marriage is meant to be a source of joy and pleasure.
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What does the Catechism (2363) call the twofold end of marriage?
Model answer
The Catechism names the good of the spouses and the transmission of life. The two meanings of married love cannot be separated.
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Why does the Catechism (2364–2365) stress faithfulness in marriage?
Model answer
Marriage is a covenant in which the spouses give themselves to each other for life. Faithfulness reflects God's own faithful love.
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