Humanae vitae II: Conscience, contraception and holy communion

The Australasian Catholic Record 90 (3):297 (2013)
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Parkinson, Joseph Having taken all reasonable steps to make the best decision they can in conscience, a Catholic couple believe they have no real alternative but to use contraception for the time being. Can this couple continue to receive Holy Communion?

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