Natural Family Planning Program
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ABOUT THE NFP PROGRAM

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Principles

The Primacy of Human Dignity – We believe the inherent dignity of the individual derives from his/her creation in God's image and as such validates the human being and the development of their potential, as the ultimate goal of all human institutions.

Justice – Within our Christian faith, justice is an expression of love (caritas) towards all of our fellow human beings, without discrimination, and makes the rights of other people a prime focus.

The Nature of Work – We appreciate all work; but more importantly we value and care for all workers - paid and unpaid - in their role as the primary contributor to the work process.

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Common Good
– We affirm that individuals and group achieve their potential as members of society when the needs and rights of the human family are respected and a moral commitment to promote the common good is shared. 

Solidarity – We acknowledge the interdependence of all individuals and groups, and the particular obligation of those with increased capability, to universally and actively pursue the common good of the human family.

Preferential option for the poor – We accept the imperative to recognise, understand and respond to the special needs of the poor and disadvantaged.

Subsidiarity – We believe that social structure should facilitate the right of individuals and families to be actively involved in the decision-making process that affects their personal and community life.

Stewardship & SustainabilityWe advocate and practice the judicious use of resources for the betterment of family life with respect for the environment and its sustainability.

Access to Natural Family PlanningWe believe that the Australian community should have access to the option of the provision of family services which assist them to live their sexuality in way that is oriented towards the ideals and purposes of marriage and is respectful of the sacredness of human life from its beginning.