Matthew Fradd is Australian by birth and Catholic by conviction, embracing a profound conversion that ignited his lifelong mission to share the Gospel. His work as a missionary and speaker has reached thousands, rooted in his own powerful story of sin, redemption, and healing. Fradd fearlessly confronts the wounds inflicted by pornography, offering a message of hope and freedom found in Christ and the Sacraments. Through his ministry and the website he founded, he guides those struggling with addiction towards true healing and lasting liberation.
The book explores the moral implications of using women as objects, whether in digital spaces, fantasies, or real life. It challenges readers to reflect on their actions and the societal norms that perpetuate such behavior. Through thought-provoking arguments, it emphasizes that ethical behavior stems from intrinsic values rather than external justifications, urging men to recognize and reject harmful attitudes towards women.
If you want an easy and fun way to understand St. Thomas Aquinas’s five arguments for the existence of God, this book is for you. Written as dialogue between Lucy and AJ in a coffee shop, these arguments are presented by Fradd and Delfino in every day language, with helpful examples and analogies, and by raising and answering objections along the way. Additional resources at the end of the book will deepen your understanding of the material, help you to grow in wisdom, and strengthen your faith.
Incorporating a practical guide for daily prayer, this edition details which mysteries to pray on specific days of the week. It offers a structured approach to deepen the spiritual experience, making it easier for readers to engage with their faith on a daily basis. The added feature enhances the book's usability for both personal reflection and communal worship, providing a clear framework for integrating these practices into everyday life.
Pornography is a cancer of the spirit that not only darkens the minds and souls of those who use it-it corrodes their relationships. It destroys trust, deadens intimacy, and creates barriers of shame, anger, and betrayal between husbands and wives, between parents and children. But This Cancer Can Be Curved. Love and Trust Can Be Built Again. In these pages you'll read ten honest, hard-hitting accounts of real women and couples whose lives were shattered by porn's destructive effects. But because God's grace is stronger, they were able to find healing and hope, trust renewed, and intimacy Restored. Book jacket.