A Catholic critique of Coleen Mast's Sex respect program on sex education
By: produced by Human Life International and Concerned Parents.
Contributors: Human Life International and Concerned Parents.
Series: HLI series of sex ed critiques -- no. 2
Publisher: Human Life International
Published: 1991
Place of publication: Gaithersburg, Md
Language: eng
Number of pages: 34
Subjects: Mast, Coleen Kelly.; Sex instruction -- Religious aspects -- Catholic Church.; Family life education.; Sexual ethics for youth.; Sex counseling.
Other titles: Catholic analysis of Sex respect
Notes: Running title: A Catholic analysis of Sex respect.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 17)
Table of contents: value: Pope Pius XI on sex education, 1929; value: Looking closely at sex respect; value: Planned parenthood influence; value: A.I.D.S. and "Clinics", keeping secrets from parents; value: Explicit subject matter; value: When does life begin?; value: Reasons to abort; value: Is abortion a choice?; value: On contraceptives; value: How much physical intimacy?; value: Federal funding not mentioned; value: Let the buyer beware; value: What should parents do?; value: "Should thoughts" a video by Bethany production; value: Unchaste scenes; value: Trust the sex educator?; value: Looking at the discussion guide; value: Scene 3: "You've go to tell Tom..."; value: Scene 4: The bond confusing sex with love; value: Scene 6: I don't think you should have sex with someone unless you are prepared to get married to them; value: Did sex respect help?; value: Why chastity programs are not the answer; value: Teacher is the curriculum; value: Values clarification methods used; value: Examples of values techniques; value: Title XX and the office of population affairs; value: What are the alternatives?; value: Be informed.