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NFP Announcements

 
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Remember to send in a brief description of how you celebrate National NFP Awareness Week in your diocese. Please include your name, contact information and the name of your diocese. This important information will help us share creative ideas with others! Please send your report to: nfp@usccb.org.

 
 
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Remember to send us your ideas for future NFP Awareness Week slogans. Keep the message focused on only one message and use simple but active language .The national NFP poster design is created to try to "catch" the attention of people who do not know about the methods of NFP and the truth of God's plan for married love. If your slogan is selected, we will print your name and diocese as well as inform your bishop of the "creative" talent he has in his diocese! Please send along your ideas to: nfp@usccb.org. We would love to hear from you!

 
 
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 We are always in need of your help! If you have seen good NFP videos and resources, or know of a couple that has a great story to share, please contact us at: nfp@usccb.org. We are always looking for inspirational stories!

 
 
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Science, Faith and Human Fertility, The Third Conference on Ethical Fertility Health Management, Richard Fehring and Theresa Notare, editors. Published by Marquette University Press, this book is the printed proceedings of the interdisciplinary conference co-sponsored by: the Bishops Committee of Laity, Marriage, Family Life and Youth, the Catholic University of America, School of Theology and Religious Studies, the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and the Family at the Catholic University of America, Marquette University, College of Nursing Institute for NFP, St. Louis University, School of Nursing, Nursing Center for Fertility Education, and Georgetown University, Institute for Reproductive Health (science sessions only). Papers include reflections on NFP science and related subjects, the philosophical, theological, sociological and cultural aspects of NFP.  Available now on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Marquette University Press.
 
 
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To Diocesan NFP Coordinators: the on-line diocesan NFP coordinators' directory (Find an NFP Class) relies on the accuracy of the information posted there. Please check the information listed under your diocese and send us your edits at: nfp@usccb.org or 1-202-541-3240.

 
 
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Dear Diocesan NFP Coordinators, the annual NFP survey (Profile) is housed at a web address that can only be accessed by you. This is because we need you to compile all the NFP ministry information and submit it in one survey form. If you do not have the address for the Profile form, please contact us at nfp@usccb.org or call 1-202-541-3240. We appreciate your help in this project!

 


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