Readers will find hope and solid help for beginning a path of healing, rooted in the Church's belief in the dignity of our God-given sexuality.

About this Book:

Porn is everywhere in our modern culture. Men and women, young and old, married and single, rich and poor, urban and suburban dwellers-people from every walk of life-are all exposed to pornography. And all can fall prey to its addictive trap.

Those caught in the grip of porn may withdraw in shame and despair, thinking there is no hope. Author Marcel LeJeune shows readers that the road to freedom from pornography cannot and should not be traveled alone. LeJeune offers scientific evidence of the addictive and destructive power of pornography, and provides resources and suggestions for keeping your home and family safe.

By proposing personal strategies for emotional, spiritual and physical well-being-which include frequent reception of the sacrament, the practice of fasting, and professional counseling-this book offers a practical, honest guide for a concrete plan toward healing and hope.

Features & Benefits:

• Discussion questions
  
• Guidelines for keeping your children and families safe from porn
  
• Fasting as a means to freedom
  
• Group guidelines
  
• Applies principles of John Paul II's theology of the body
  

About the Author:

Marcel LeJeune is Assistant Director at St. Mary's Catholic Center, at Texas A&M University, the largest campus ministry in the country. He is a sought-after speaker and author of Set Free to Love: Lives Changed by the Theology of the Body (Servant Books). Marcel has contributed to three other books and written numerous articles. He is a regular guest on national radio programs and has appeared on EWTN TV. Marcel and his wife, Kristy, have five children. He blogs at www.AggieCatholicBlog.org and can also be found at www.MarcelLeJeune.com.

What Are People Saying about this Title?

At the center of the path to being cleansed is the Good News of Jesus Christ who, in the power of his mercy, restores hearts, heals wounds, forgives sin, and opens wide the door to new and abundant life.
Most Reverend Richard J. Malone, Th.D., STL, Bishop of Buffalo; Chairman, USCCB Committee on Laity, Marriage, Family and Youth

Product Details:

Binding: Paperback
Trim size: 5 ¼ X 8 inches
Pages: 152

Keywords: recovery, sexual addiction, pornography addiction, purity, lust, temptation, emerging science of addiction, pornography using technology, compulsion, porn obsession, Theology of the Body, Internet, protecting children - -