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A Short History of Natural Family Planning

3 simply approved the moral principle of abstaining during the fertile time provided the spouses had good reason to do so. Cervical mucus. In 1855, just two years after the first Vatican response, Dr. W. Tyler Smith, a member of the Royal College of Physicians in London, described cervical mucus.

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