SALT LAKE CITY, Utah: While the world’s Catholic bishops recently spent two weeks in Rome exploring ways and means of deepening the gospel values for the family, an international group of pro-family leaders recently met in this city to examine the prospects of the natural family in the years ahead. The outlook proved genuinely positive, thoroughly hopeful for the basic unit of human society, despite its present state.

This is “Mormon country,” as some people would like to put it, home state, if you like, of the Church of Jesus Christ and the Latter-Day Saints, which has a growing presence in the Philippines and many other countries. So what is this Filipino Catholic doing here? This seems to be the first legitimate question to ask.

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