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Sexual Integrity Presentations

Week 3 was spent working on our Sexual Integrity (SI) presentations. The men and women are split up to hear the gender specific presentations given by veteran missionaries Johni & Erick.

Unlike our Human Dignity and Social Media presentations, Sexual Integrity is given without a speaking partner. This allows for a more personal account of living out sexual integrity. It is also a presentation that gives us the opportunity to share stories from our lives that helped us realize our authentic masculinity and femininity.

Complementarity of the sexes.

Dr. Greg Bottaro of the Catholic Psych Institute gave us a session on the complementarity of the sexes. One of the biggest takeaways was that it is good that men and women struggle to communicate. Why you may ask? It is because we are different, and that is to be celebrated. This allows us to grow deeper in virtue by allowing us to love the opposite sex the way they need to be loved.

Randall & Bianca’s Relationship Advice (FULL video)

Thank you so much for all your prayers. As we begin week 4 of Fall Training we are experiencing the “honeymoon phase” of mission life wear off. This is when the rubber hits the road. Please continue to pray for us as we enter in community life while learning all of our presentations.

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About the Author

Koji de Ramos

Koji is a 2012 graduate of the University of California, Riverside with a BA in Theater. Koji is a digital media specialist who enjoys sharing the gospel in the digital world. He first heard of CP when he was aimlessly browsing Instagram one day and stumbled upon one of their posts and was intrigued by the mission and beauty of the Culture Project. "I desire to change people's lives by sharing how the message of chastity has impacted not just my life, but the lives of countless others."

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