Is Using Viagra Immoral? - Catholic Exchange

The Church has not condemned the use of Viagra, but your question is interesting and occasions an opportunity to make an important distinction. Artificial contraception, as you must know, is the intentional prevention of conception or impregnation through the use of various devices, agents, drugs, sexual practices, or surgical procedures before ...

Answering the Tough Questions Viagra - Catholic News Agency

Jun 14, 2011. Is the use of viagra morally acceptable by the Catholic Church? The morality of the use of any medicine depends on the object, the intention, and the circumstances.

Substances That Assist the Marital Act | Catholic Answers Q&A

Answer: There is no moral objection to the use of Viagra or other substances to assist the marital act. Such means are only licit, however, in the context of natural relations within a sacramental marriage. Did you like this content? Please help keep us ad-free. There is no moral objection to the use of Viagra or other substances to assist the ...

What is the Catholic Church's attitude to the use of Viagra in marriage?

There the question included Viagra and In-vitro fertilisation, however there seems to be a difference in how the Catholic Church approaches those two practices. In response to the first two comments by @Flimzy and @ElberichSchneider, I am providing more detail to hopefully improve the question:

Sex and Little Pills: Viagra and Birth Control - CERC

Acknowledgement. Rev. Tadeusz Pacholczyk. "Sex and Little Pills: Viagra and Birth Control." Making Sense Out of Bioethics (August, 2008).. Father Tad Pacholczyk, Ph.D. writes a monthly column, Making Sense out of Bioethics, which appears in various diocesan newspapers across the country.This article is reprinted with permission of the author, Rev. Tadeusz Pacholczyk, Ph.D.

Should a Physician Prescribe Viagra to Unmarried Men? - Catholic ...

However, a physician may be treating an unmarried man who has health deficits and complains, among other things, about inability to function sexually. On the principled grounds noted above, a physician should not prescribe Viagra. Yet, it seems to me a good physician can legitimately say, "Your inability to function may be due to some ...

Marital Sexuality: Do's and Don'ts - Catholic Exchange

Sex and the Marriage Covenant by John Kippley, which is available via The Couple to Couple League International at (513) 471-2000, is good reading. It has some sections that provide a moral evaluation of specific acts. Dietrich von Hildebrand's Marriage: The Mystery of Faithful Love and Purity: The Mystery of Christian Sexuality are at once remarkably readable and remarkably profound.

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NPR: Why Catholics Say 'No' To Contraception, But 'Yes' To Viagra - WBUR

The answer on Viagra coverage is usually yes, Catholic leaders say. And they argue that's neither hypocritical nor sexist. Procreation is something the Catholic church encourages. And Viagra and ...

Why Catholic Groups' Health Plans Say No To Contraceptives, Yes To Viagra

The answer on Viagra coverage is usually yes, Catholic leaders say. And they argue that's neither hypocritical nor sexist. Procreation is something the Catholic church encourages.