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Catholic clients often have sexual difficulties that are
largely caused by the current teachings of the church. Hope
seems to spring eternal in them that the church will somehow
eventually make sense in sexual matters. However, that seems
unlikely, given the fact that a major goal of those making the
church rules is celibacy. Why would anyone expect sexual sanity
from those who were pursuing (or cheating on) a goal of
celibacy? Denying oneself such an important part of human
functioning, one's sexuality, leads to much compensatory
behavior (i.e., "saving" others, judging others, trying to feel
good by doing good, alcoholism, etc).
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Past Survey
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