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Fertility Forum: Tuesday 1st May
The next Fertility Forum meeting will be on Tuesday 1st May, at 7pm, at the Cardinal Winning Pro-Life Initiative, 104 Albert Road, Crosshill, Glasgow, G42 8DR. All who are interested in fertility awareness and Humanae Vitae are welcome. You don’t need to be an expert or have attended previous meetings to come along. Please email […]
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A Programme for Health Professionals, Marriage Educators and others interested in Women’s Health and Fertility Date: 31st May – 3rd June 2018 Venue: Schoenstatt Centre, Clachan of Campsie, Campsie Glen, Glasgow, G66 7AB To find out more information and book a place, contact Fertility Care Scotland. Email: info@fertilitycare.org.uk or phone 0141 221 0858 Attendance at […]
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Tags: Billing's Ovulation Method, Fertility Care Scotland, NFP
Fertility Forum
The Fertility Forum is open to individuals who are interested in and excited about promoting the Church’s teaching on Humanae Vitae. The group comprises NFP users, NFP teachers, mums, school teachers, healthcare professionals and the Sisters! The last Fertility Forum meeting was on Tuesday 27th February. We had a great discussion and have made a […]
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Fertility Care Scotland is organising a free information evening for students and healthcare professionals about Natural Family Planning. Come along to learn the science and practical application of this effective and side-effect free method of either achieving or avoiding pregnancy. The event is catered, with sandwiches and soft drinks provided. The talk has also been […]
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Cardinal Winning Pro-Life Initiative 