A Contraception Method Endorsed By The Church Is Getting Reproductive Health Funding
Health minister Greg Hunt has announced $4 million for"reproductive and family planning organisations" as part of the Morrison government's National Women’s Health Strategy 2020-2030.Labor's $9.
The method came about when Dr John Billings was approached by the Catholic Church’s Catholic Marriage Guidance Bureau to devise a method for couples to regulate their fertility. It is recommended by churches worldwide.The Billings Method.As Marian Corkill, a long-serving Australian teacher of the Billings method,: “The Catholic Church certainly approves of it, but so do all people of all faiths, because it doesn’t do any harm and respects nature, the natural law.
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