Guest guest Posted March 10, 2012 Report Share Posted March 10, 2012 How about a simple statement of agreement: We, the groups, support and promote only the use of NFP etc. I would not include groups that use condoms etc. And the groups would have to be pro-life aside from that- I see no reason to exclude groups b/c of religion. To: nfpprofessionals Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 12:07 PM Subject: UMBRELLA GROUP Our organization has discussed a national umbrella group for all methods, for many years. We have been built that on the state level since 1993, here in California, and I do believe we are the only one doing so successfully, and with such longevity. In addition to our organization, there is also the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine, which as its name implies, is already worldwide, and whose mission is to advance excellence in restorative reproductive medicine by supporting practice and research through mentorship, education and collaboration, and whose members are not only those in clinical practice, but researchers, and also associate members (NFP teachers and other allied health professionals). It might be good to begin any such effort by reviewing what already exists to see if there might already be the structure for what you are seeking. There would also be some key points to clarify. This list, tho NFP Professionals, has a strong Catholic and religious base and tone to it. It would be an important decision to determine if a unifying group is secular, or faith based, and how inclusive---would membership be inclusive of all who advocate natural methods, or only those who do so exclusively. Sheila St. Executive DirectorCalifornia Association of Natural Family Planningwww.canfp.org1-877-33-CANFP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2012 Report Share Posted March 10, 2012 I agree with a simple statement. Also, i agree about no religion exclusion -- because i have a couple of Muslim women that I am teaching -- and Islam AGREEs with the Catholics on birth control, openness to life, etc! Am also working with Catholic Medical Association to draft a rebuttal letter to the NYT article -- love the idea of the woman's story who was harmed by buying into the false premises of birth control and abortion. The fact that she has passed away, and that she is African America is also very compelling -- remember the billboard in NYC stating the abortion rates for blacks? The most dangerous place or an african american baby is in his mother's womb? Oh, I could just cry. If anyone should agree with us, it is young, African American women -- God, what i would give to open their eyes to this truth! The sample letter you provided (seems to me) will have to be tweaked quite a bit (at least for Dr Breheny to agree to it), and Hannah -- it seems to me, that you would be the best person to officially write this letter - as a Catholic, OB/GYN and Sister? Quite a counterpoint to Sr Carol Keehan of the Catholic Health Association?! Would you help? Blessings, rebecca To: "nfpprofessionals " <nfpprofessionals > Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 1:18 PM Subject: Re: UMBRELLA GROUP How about a simple statement of agreement: We, the groups, support and promote only the use of NFP etc. I would not include groups that use condoms etc. And the groups would have to be pro-life aside from that- I see no reason to exclude groups b/c of religion. To: nfpprofessionals Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 12:07 PM Subject: UMBRELLA GROUP Our organization has discussed a national umbrella group for all methods, for many years. We have been built that on the state level since 1993, here in California, and I do believe we are the only one doing so successfully, and with such longevity. In addition to our organization, there is also the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine, which as its name implies, is already worldwide, and whose mission is to advance excellence in restorative reproductive medicine by supporting practice and research through mentorship, education and collaboration, and whose members are not only those in clinical practice, but researchers, and also associate members (NFP teachers and other allied health professionals). It might be good to begin any such effort by reviewing what already exists to see if there might already be the structure for what you are seeking. There would also be some key points to clarify. This list, tho NFP Professionals, has a strong Catholic and religious base and tone to it. It would be an important decision to determine if a unifying group is secular, or faith based, and how inclusive---would membership be inclusive of all who advocate natural methods, or only those who do so exclusively. Sheila St. Executive DirectorCalifornia Association of Natural Family Planningwww.canfp.org1-877-33-CANFP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2012 Report Share Posted March 10, 2012 My point was to present the position as not aligned w/ religion necessarily. And I do not slam the USCCB, I present the truth. As a Catholic,it is rare to ever hear anything pro NFP from the Church. IMHO, we do not need a treatise or a medical letter- we need something that catches the media's attention. The site, the data backing up the press release would be the science. A great example is Feminists for Life- they are secular and media savvy. Tho, they do not have a position on non-abortafacient bc.Also, a young married female NFP provider would be ideal spokesperson. " I am not a beatnik, I am a Catholic."Jack Kerouac To: "nfpprofessionals " <nfpprofessionals > Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 12:39 PM Subject: Re: UMBRELLA GROUP I agree with a simple statement. Also, i agree about no religion exclusion -- because i have a couple of Muslim women that I am teaching -- and Islam AGREEs with the Catholics on birth control, openness to life, etc! Am also working with Catholic Medical Association to draft a rebuttal letter to the NYT article -- love the idea of the woman's story who was harmed by buying into the false premises of birth control and abortion. The fact that she has passed away, and that she is African America is also very compelling -- remember the billboard in NYC stating the abortion rates for blacks? The most dangerous place or an african american baby is in his mother's womb? Oh, I could just cry. If anyone should agree with us, it is young, African American women -- God, what i would give to open their eyes to this truth! The sample letter you provided (seems to me) will have to be tweaked quite a bit (at least for Dr Breheny to agree to it), and Hannah -- it seems to me, that you would be the best person to officially write this letter - as a Catholic, OB/GYN and Sister? Quite a counterpoint to Sr Carol Keehan of the Catholic Health Association?! Would you help? Blessings, rebecca To: "nfpprofessionals " <nfpprofessionals > Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 1:18 PM Subject: Re: UMBRELLA GROUP How about a simple statement of agreement: We, the groups, support and promote only the use of NFP etc. I would not include groups that use condoms etc. And the groups would have to be pro-life aside from that- I see no reason to exclude groups b/c of religion. To: nfpprofessionals Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 12:07 PM Subject: UMBRELLA GROUP Our organization has discussed a national umbrella group for all methods, for many years. We have been built that on the state level since 1993, here in California, and I do believe we are the only one doing so successfully, and with such longevity. In addition to our organization, there is also the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine, which as its name implies, is already worldwide, and whose mission is to advance excellence in restorative reproductive medicine by supporting practice and research through mentorship, education and collaboration, and whose members are not only those in clinical practice, but researchers, and also associate members (NFP teachers and other allied health professionals). It might be good to begin any such effort by reviewing what already exists to see if there might already be the structure for what you are seeking. There would also be some key points to clarify. This list, tho NFP Professionals, has a strong Catholic and religious base and tone to it. It would be an important decision to determine if a unifying group is secular, or faith based, and how inclusive---would membership be inclusive of all who advocate natural methods, or only those who do so exclusively. Sheila St. Executive DirectorCalifornia Association of Natural Family Planningwww.canfp.org1-877-33-CANFP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2012 Report Share Posted March 10, 2012 FYI Muslims are do not agree w/ Catholics when life begins. " I am not a beatnik, I am a Catholic."Jack Kerouac To: "nfpprofessionals " <nfpprofessionals > Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 12:39 PM Subject: Re: UMBRELLA GROUP I agree with a simple statement. Also, i agree about no religion exclusion -- because i have a couple of Muslim women that I am teaching -- and Islam AGREEs with the Catholics on birth control, openness to life, etc! Am also working with Catholic Medical Association to draft a rebuttal letter to the NYT article -- love the idea of the woman's story who was harmed by buying into the false premises of birth control and abortion. The fact that she has passed away, and that she is African America is also very compelling -- remember the billboard in NYC stating the abortion rates for blacks? The most dangerous place or an african american baby is in his mother's womb? Oh, I could just cry. If anyone should agree with us, it is young, African American women -- God, what i would give to open their eyes to this truth! The sample letter you provided (seems to me) will have to be tweaked quite a bit (at least for Dr Breheny to agree to it), and Hannah -- it seems to me, that you would be the best person to officially write this letter - as a Catholic, OB/GYN and Sister? Quite a counterpoint to Sr Carol Keehan of the Catholic Health Association?! Would you help? Blessings, rebecca To: "nfpprofessionals " <nfpprofessionals > Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 1:18 PM Subject: Re: UMBRELLA GROUP How about a simple statement of agreement: We, the groups, support and promote only the use of NFP etc. I would not include groups that use condoms etc. And the groups would have to be pro-life aside from that- I see no reason to exclude groups b/c of religion. To: nfpprofessionals Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 12:07 PM Subject: UMBRELLA GROUP Our organization has discussed a national umbrella group for all methods, for many years. We have been built that on the state level since 1993, here in California, and I do believe we are the only one doing so successfully, and with such longevity. In addition to our organization, there is also the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine, which as its name implies, is already worldwide, and whose mission is to advance excellence in restorative reproductive medicine by supporting practice and research through mentorship, education and collaboration, and whose members are not only those in clinical practice, but researchers, and also associate members (NFP teachers and other allied health professionals). It might be good to begin any such effort by reviewing what already exists to see if there might already be the structure for what you are seeking. There would also be some key points to clarify. This list, tho NFP Professionals, has a strong Catholic and religious base and tone to it. It would be an important decision to determine if a unifying group is secular, or faith based, and how inclusive---would membership be inclusive of all who advocate natural methods, or only those who do so exclusively. Sheila St. Executive DirectorCalifornia Association of Natural Family Planningwww.canfp.org1-877-33-CANFP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2012 Report Share Posted March 10, 2012 Saying you will not exclude people because of religion is not the same as the decision to be faith based vs secular. Sheila St. Executive DirectorCalifornia Association of Natural Family Planningwww.canfp.org1-877-33-CANFP From: nfpprofessionals [mailto:nfpprofessionals ] On Behalf Of BameSent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 10:39 AMTo: nfpprofessionals Subject: Re: UMBRELLA GROUP I agree with a simple statement. Also, i agree about no religion exclusion -- because i have a couple of Muslim women that I am teaching -- and Islam AGREEs with the Catholics on birth control, openness to life, etc! Am also working with Catholic Medical Association to draft a rebuttal letter to the NYT article -- love the idea of the woman's story who was harmed by buying into the false premises of birth control and abortion. The fact that she has passed away, and that she is African America is also very compelling -- remember the billboard in NYC stating the abortion rates for blacks? The most dangerous place or an african american baby is in his mother's womb? Oh, I could just cry. If anyone should agree with us, it is young, African American women -- God, what i would give to open their eyes to this truth! The sample letter you provided (seems to me) will have to be tweaked quite a bit (at least for Dr Breheny to agree to it), and Hannah -- it seems to me, that you would be the best person to officially write this letter - as a Catholic, OB/GYN and Sister? Quite a counterpoint to Sr Carol Keehan of the Catholic Health Association?! Would you help? Blessings, rebecca To: " nfpprofessionals " <nfpprofessionals > Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 1:18 PMSubject: Re: UMBRELLA GROUP How about a simple statement of agreement: We, the groups, support and promote only the use of NFP etc. I would not include groups that use condoms etc. And the groups would have to be pro-life aside from that- I see no reason to exclude groups b/c of religion. To: nfpprofessionals Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 12:07 PMSubject: UMBRELLA GROUP Our organization has discussed a national umbrella group for all methods, for many years. We have been built that on the state level since 1993, here in California, and I do believe we are the only one doing so successfully, and with such longevity. In addition to our organization, there is also the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine, which as its name implies, is already worldwide, and whose mission is to advance excellence in restorative reproductive medicine by supporting practice and research through mentorship, education and collaboration, and whose members are not only those in clinical practice, but researchers, and also associate members (NFP teachers and other allied health professionals). It might be good to begin any such effort by reviewing what already exists to see if there might already be the structure for what you are seeking. There would also be some key points to clarify. This list, tho NFP Professionals, has a strong Catholic and religious base and tone to it. It would be an important decision to determine if a unifying group is secular, or faith based, and how inclusive---would membership be inclusive of all who advocate natural methods, or only those who do so exclusively. Sheila St. Executive DirectorCalifornia Association of Natural Family Planningwww.canfp.org1-877-33-CANFP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2012 Report Share Posted March 10, 2012 Dear , There seem to be two topics to which you are responding.   National NFP coalition or letter in reply to NYT article ( or are you referring to that dumb ad?) Hanna Klaus From: nfpprofessionals [mailto:nfpprofessionals ] On Behalf Of BameSent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 1:39 PMTo: nfpprofessionals Subject: Re: UMBRELLA GROUP I agree with a simple statement. Also, i agree about no religion exclusion -- because i have a couple of Muslim women that I am teaching -- and Islam AGREEs with the Catholics on birth control, openness to life, etc! Am also working with Catholic Medical Association to draft a rebuttal letter to the NYT article -- love the idea of the woman's story who was harmed by buying into the false premises of birth control and abortion. The fact that she has passed away, and that she is African America is also very compelling -- remember the billboard in NYC stating the abortion rates for blacks? The most dangerous place or an african american baby is in his mother's womb? Oh, I could just cry. If anyone should agree with us, it is young, African American women -- God, what i would give to open their eyes to this truth! The sample letter you provided (seems to me) will have to be tweaked quite a bit (at least for Dr Breheny to agree to it), and Hannah -- it seems to me, that you would be the best person to officially write this letter - as a Catholic, OB/GYN and Sister? Quite a counterpoint to Sr Carol Keehan of the Catholic Health Association?! Would you help? Blessings, rebecca To: " nfpprofessionals " <nfpprofessionals > Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 1:18 PMSubject: Re: UMBRELLA GROUP How about a simple statement of agreement: We, the groups, support and promote only the use of NFP etc. I would not include groups that use condoms etc. And the groups would have to be pro-life aside from that- I see no reason to exclude groups b/c of religion. To: nfpprofessionals Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 12:07 PMSubject: UMBRELLA GROUP Our organization has discussed a national umbrella group for all methods, for many years. We have been built that on the state level since 1993, here in California, and I do believe we are the only one doing so successfully, and with such longevity. In addition to our organization, there is also the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine, which as its name implies, is already worldwide, and whose mission is to advance excellence in restorative reproductive medicine by supporting practice and research through mentorship, education and collaboration, and whose members are not only those in clinical practice, but researchers, and also associate members (NFP teachers and other allied health professionals). It might be good to begin any such effort by reviewing what already exists to see if there might already be the structure for what you are seeking. There would also be some key points to clarify. This list, tho NFP Professionals, has a strong Catholic and religious base and tone to it. It would be an important decision to determine if a unifying group is secular, or faith based, and how inclusive---would membership be inclusive of all who advocate natural methods, or only those who do so exclusively. Sheila St. Executive DirectorCalifornia Association of Natural Family Planningwww.canfp.org1-877-33-CANFP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2012 Report Share Posted March 10, 2012 "We reject all forms of family planning that entail the pursuit of sexuality deliberately robbed of its natural capacity/power to conceive, and we reject interventions against the gift of human life whether already begun or anticipated." Sincerely yours, Dominic M. Pedulla MD, FACC, CNFPMC, ABVM, ACPh Interventional Cardiologist, Endovascular Diplomate, Varicose Vein Specialist, Noncontraceptive Family Planning Consultant, Family Planning Researcher Medical Director, The Oklahoma Vein and Endovascular Center (www.noveinok.com, veininfo@...) Executive Director, The Edith Stein Foundation (www.theedithsteinfoundation.com) (office) (cell) (FAX) pedullad@... UMBRELLA GROUP Our organization has discussed a national umbrella group for all methods, for many years. We have been built that on the state level since 1993, here in California, and I do believe we are the only one doing so successfully, and with such longevity. In addition to our organization, there is also the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine, which as its name implies, is already worldwide, and whose mission is to advance excellence in restorative reproductive medicine by supporting practice and research through mentorship, education and collaboration, and whose members are not only those in clinical practice, but researchers, and also associate members (NFP teachers and other allied health professionals). It might be good to begin any such effort by reviewing what already exists to see if there might already be the structure for what you are seeking. There would also be some key points to clarify. This list, tho NFP Professionals, has a strong Catholic and religious base and tone to it. It would be an important decision to determine if a unifying group is secular, or faith based, and how inclusive---would membership be inclusive of all who advocate natural methods, or only those who do so exclusively. Sheila St. Executive Director California Association of Natural Family Planning www.canfp.org 1-877-33-CANFP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2012 Report Share Posted March 10, 2012 Perfect statement, imho... ;-) " I am not a beatnik, I am a Catholic."Jack Kerouac To: nfpprofessionals Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 2:57 PM Subject: Re: UMBRELLA GROUP "We reject all forms of family planning that entail the pursuit of sexuality deliberately robbed of its natural capacity/power to conceive, and we reject interventions against the gift of human life whether already begun or anticipated." Sincerely yours, Dominic M. Pedulla MD, FACC, CNFPMC, ABVM, ACPh Interventional Cardiologist, Endovascular Diplomate, Varicose Vein Specialist, Noncontraceptive Family Planning Consultant, Family Planning Researcher Medical Director, The Oklahoma Vein and Endovascular Center (www.noveinok.com, veininfo@...) Executive Director, The Edith Stein Foundation (www.theedithsteinfoundation.com) (office) (cell) (FAX) pedullad@... UMBRELLA GROUP Our organization has discussed a national umbrella group for all methods, for many years. We have been built that on the state level since 1993, here in California, and I do believe we are the only one doing so successfully, and with such longevity. In addition to our organization, there is also the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine, which as its name implies, is already worldwide, and whose mission is to advance excellence in restorative reproductive medicine by supporting practice and research through mentorship, education and collaboration, and whose members are not only those in clinical practice, but researchers, and also associate members (NFP teachers and other allied health professionals). It might be good to begin any such effort by reviewing what already exists to see if there might already be the structure for what you are seeking. There would also be some key points to clarify. This list, tho NFP Professionals, has a strong Catholic and religious base and tone to it. It would be an important decision to determine if a unifying group is secular, or faith based, and how inclusive---would membership be inclusive of all who advocate natural methods, or only those who do so exclusively. Sheila St. Executive Director California Association of Natural Family Planning www.canfp.org 1-877-33-CANFP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2012 Report Share Posted March 10, 2012 Don’t you mean sexual intercourse, Dominic? Hanna Klaus From: nfpprofessionals [mailto:nfpprofessionals ] On Behalf Of DominicSent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 3:57 PMTo: nfpprofessionals Subject: Re: UMBRELLA GROUP " We reject all forms of family planning that entail the pursuit of sexuality deliberately robbed of its natural capacity/power to conceive, and we reject interventions against the gift of human life whether already begun or anticipated. " Sincerely yours, Dominic M. Pedulla MD, FACC, CNFPMC, ABVM, ACPhInterventional Cardiologist, Endovascular Diplomate, Varicose Vein Specialist, Noncontraceptive Family Planning Consultant, Family Planning ResearcherMedical Director, The Oklahoma Vein and Endovascular Center (www.noveinok.com, veininfo@...)Executive Director, The Edith Stein Foundation (www.theedithsteinfoundation.com) (office) (cell) (FAX)pedullad@... UMBRELLA GROUP Our organization has discussed a national umbrella group for all methods, for many years. We have been built that on the state level since 1993, here in California, and I do believe we are the only one doing so successfully, and with such longevity. In addition to our organization, there is also the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine, which as its name implies, is already worldwide, and whose mission is to advance excellence in restorative reproductive medicine by supporting practice and research through mentorship, education and collaboration, and whose members are not only those in clinical practice, but researchers, and also associate members (NFP teachers and other allied health professionals). It might be good to begin any such effort by reviewing what already exists to see if there might already be the structure for what you are seeking. There would also be some key points to clarify. This list, tho NFP Professionals, has a strong Catholic and religious base and tone to it. It would be an important decision to determine if a unifying group is secular, or faith based, and how inclusive---would membership be inclusive of all who advocate natural methods, or only those who do so exclusively. Sheila St. Executive DirectorCalifornia Association of Natural Family Planningwww.canfp.org1-877-33-CANFP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2012 Report Share Posted March 10, 2012 Agree Hanna.Les From: nfpprofessionals [mailto:nfpprofessionals ] On Behalf Of Hanna KlausSent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 9:14 PMTo: nfpprofessionals Subject: RE: UMBRELLA GROUP Don’t you mean sexual intercourse, Dominic? Hanna Klaus From: nfpprofessionals [mailto:nfpprofessionals ] On Behalf Of DominicSent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 3:57 PMTo: nfpprofessionals Subject: Re: UMBRELLA GROUP " We reject all forms of family planning that entail the pursuit of sexuality deliberately robbed of its natural capacity/power to conceive, and we reject interventions against the gift of human life whether already begun or anticipated. " Sincerely yours, Dominic M. Pedulla MD, FACC, CNFPMC, ABVM, ACPhInterventional Cardiologist, Endovascular Diplomate, Varicose Vein Specialist, Noncontraceptive Family Planning Consultant, Family Planning ResearcherMedical Director, The Oklahoma Vein and Endovascular Center (www.noveinok.com, veininfo@...)Executive Director, The Edith Stein Foundation (www.theedithsteinfoundation.com) (office) (cell) (FAX)pedullad@... UMBRELLA GROUP Our organization has discussed a national umbrella group for all methods, for many years. We have been built that on the state level since 1993, here in California, and I do believe we are the only one doing so successfully, and with such longevity. In addition to our organization, there is also the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine, which as its name implies, is already worldwide, and whose mission is to advance excellence in restorative reproductive medicine by supporting practice and research through mentorship, education and collaboration, and whose members are not only those in clinical practice, but researchers, and also associate members (NFP teachers and other allied health professionals). It might be good to begin any such effort by reviewing what already exists to see if there might already be the structure for what you are seeking. There would also be some key points to clarify. This list, tho NFP Professionals, has a strong Catholic and religious base and tone to it. It would be an important decision to determine if a unifying group is secular, or faith based, and how inclusive---would membership be inclusive of all who advocate natural methods, or only those who do so exclusively. Sheila St. Executive DirectorCalifornia Association of Natural Family Planningwww.canfp.org1-877-33-CANFP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2012 Report Share Posted March 10, 2012 That would be more precise but maybe not as palatable.Sent from my iPhone Don’t you mean sexual intercourse, Dominic? Hanna Klaus From: nfpprofessionals [mailto:nfpprofessionals ] On Behalf Of DominicSent: Saturday, March 10, 2012 3:57 PMTo: nfpprofessionals Subject: Re: UMBRELLA GROUP "We reject all forms of family planning that entail the pursuit of sexuality deliberately robbed of its natural capacity/power to conceive, and we reject interventions against the gift of human life whether already begun or anticipated." Sincerely yours, Dominic M. Pedulla MD, FACC, CNFPMC, ABVM, ACPhInterventional Cardiologist, Endovascular Diplomate, Varicose Vein Specialist, Noncontraceptive Family Planning Consultant, Family Planning ResearcherMedical Director, The Oklahoma Vein and Endovascular Center (www.noveinok.com, veininfo@...)Executive Director, The Edith Stein Foundation (www.theedithsteinfoundation.com) (office) (cell) (FAX)pedullad@... UMBRELLA GROUP Our organization has discussed a national umbrella group for all methods, for many years. We have been built that on the state level since 1993, here in California, and I do believe we are the only one doing so successfully, and with such longevity. In addition to our organization, there is also the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine, which as its name implies, is already worldwide, and whose mission is to advance excellence in restorative reproductive medicine by supporting practice and research through mentorship, education and collaboration, and whose members are not only those in clinical practice, but researchers, and also associate members (NFP teachers and other allied health professionals). It might be good to begin any such effort by reviewing what already exists to see if there might already be the structure for what you are seeking. There would also be some key points to clarify. This list, tho NFP Professionals, has a strong Catholic and religious base and tone to it. It would be an important decision to determine if a unifying group is secular, or faith based, and how inclusive---would membership be inclusive of all who advocate natural methods, or only those who do so exclusively. Sheila St. Executive DirectorCalifornia Association of Natural Family Planningwww.canfp.org1-877-33-CANFP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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