Theology of the Body is embodiment of the gift of love

Submitted on September 14, 2011
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Jennifer Brinker | jbrinker@stlouisreview.com
Sister Donna Giaimo, a Daughter of St. Paul, was the publisher of Pauline Books and Media’s publishing house, based in Boston, when the when John Paul II’s Theology of the Body was put into book format. She is now stationed in St. Louis and helps coordinate outreach and works with junior professes sisters in the community.
Sister Donna Giaimo, a Daughter of St. Paul, was the publisher of Pauline Books and Media’s publishing house, based in Boston, when the when John Paul II’s Theology of the Body was put into book format. She is now stationed in St. Louis and helps coordinate outreach and works with junior professes sisters in the community.
Jerry Naunheim Jr.
This is part of a 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. When Father David Skillman decided to pursue the priesthood, he knew that the commitment to living a celibate life was "part of the package."

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