AUDIO: Contraception and the growing damage

June 4, 2023 | Respect Life Radio

“There is a connection between some of the things we’re seeing in the culture today and contraception because that’s where a lot of confusion set in. As a culture, we shifted our priorities. Sex became about personal pleasure and no longer about relationships and marriage and welcoming children,”

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