

Welcome to Natural Family Planning
Endorsed According to the Bishops' Standards for NFP Ministry by the Diocesan Development Program Under the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Secretariat for Pro-Life Activities
"There is an unbreakable connection between the unitive meaning and the procreative meaning (of the conjugal act), and both are inherent in the conjugal act. This connection was established by God and man is not permitted to break it through his own volition."
Humanae Vitae #12
Pope Paul VI
Coordinator
Christine Backlund
Telephone: 517-342-2587
The Natural Family
Planning Program
How
Does NFP Work?
NFP
Only Physicians in Our Diocese
Who
Will the Program Serve?
NFP
Online Options
News & Information
Links
What
Does the Church Teach About Natural Family Planning?
Classes and Schedules
Natural
Family Planning & Introduction to NFP - Info & Class
Schedule
Ovulation Method Class Schedule
Sympto Thermal Method - Couple to Couple League Class Information - For future classes on the Sympto-Thermal Method in the mid-Michigan Area, please click here.
Creighton Model - The Creighton Model Fertility Care System of Natural Family Planning (NFP) is now available in the Diocese of Lansing. This model can be utilized by ALL women, married or single, who are interested in taking control of and understanding their own reproductive and gynecological health. It is safe, effective and works cooperatively with a women's cycle to identify and treat a wide variety of issues including: Infertility and / or Repetitive Miscarriages; PMS (premenstrual syndrome); PCOD (Polycycstic Ovarian Disease); Menstrual Cramps; Abnormal Bleeding, Postpartum Depression; Premenopaus Symptoms.
Click here for the Creighton Model Introductory Sessions
If you would like more
information regarding this new science in women's health or would like
to learn this "method of NFP",
please contact:
Amanda Venema at 517-242-3710 or amanda.venema@gmail.com.
You can also call the nfp office more information at 342-2587.
Pope John Paul II
"We are convinced of the fact that the awareness of the meaning of
the body - in particular, of its 'nuptial' meaning - is the fundamental
element of human existence in the world."
Theology of the Body
Pope John Paul II
"Man can only fully find himself by making a sincere gift
of himself."
Gaudium et Spes, N.o. 22
"Catholic married love always implies the possibility
of new life and because it does, it drives out loneliness and
affirms the future and because it affirms the future, it becomes
a furnace of hope in a world prone to despair."
Of Human Life
Archbishop Chaput