'Summer of sex' proves fruitful for Holy Infant teens

Submitted on August 31, 2011
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Jennifer Brinker | jbrinker@stlouisreview.com
More than 70 teens gathered to talk about Theology of the Body at a Holy Infant Parish youth group in Ballwin Aug. 28. Youth core team member Charlie Manott led the discussion on the final night of the 10-week week lecture series. After watching a video, the teens broke up into small groups for more discussion.
More than 70 teens gathered to talk about Theology of the Body at a Holy Infant Parish youth group in Ballwin Aug. 28. Youth core team member Charlie Manott led the discussion on the final night of the 10-week week lecture series. After watching a video, the teens broke up into small groups for more discussion.
Lisa Johnston
This is the first in an occasional series on Blessed John Paul II's Theology of the Body and how it applies to various vocations. This series is a continuation of the conversation started by the archdiocese's "As for Me and My House" anti-pornography initiative, and seeks to draw light to Theology of the Body as an example for setting a solid foundation for human sexuality and love. For teens at Holy Infant Parish in Ballwin, the summer of 2011 was known as the "summer of sex."

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